Jackson Bibliography of Romantic Poetry

Book List

• A Landscape, Sketched in New-Hampshire . . . . To Which are Added Lines to a Democratic Young Lady, and Her Reply
• A Monody to the Memory of the Duke of D'Enghien, Murdered by Order of Bonaparte . . . .
• Epistle the Second to Mrs. Clarke. A Solemn, Sentimental, and Reprobating Epistle to Mrs. Clarke
• Hymns . . . . Extracted from the Olney Hymns
• Imitation of the Psalms of David . . . . To Which is Added, a Collection of Hymns . . . .
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books . . . .
• Poems on Various Subjects
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . . To Which are Added Several Other Pieces . . . and a Life of the Author
• Servian Popular Poetry
• The National Reader; a Selection of Exercises in Reading and Speaking . . . .
• [Agamemnon Triglottos]
• "Bread Cast upon the Waters"
• "Cambridge Besieged;" or, the Rehearsal of a Deep Tragedy, at the Theatre, Barnwell . . . .
• "Some Passages" in the Life, &c. of Egomet Bonmot, Esq. Edited by Mr. Mwaughmaim, and now first Published by Me
• --------------- [Mousike-iatreia]; or, A Fiddle the Best Doctor
• 1829: A Poem
• A Bagatelle. A Dialogue.
• A Ballad Book
• A Ballad in Macaronic Latin, Entitled Rustica Descriptio Visitationis Fanaticae, being a Country Clergyman's Tragi-comical Lament upon Revisiting Oxford . . . .
• A Ballad of Waterloo
• A Ballad on the Death of Louis the Unfortunate, after the Manner of Chevy Chace . . . .
• A Ballade, Wrotten on the Feastynge and Merrimentes of Easter Maunday, Last Paste, Whereinn is Dysplayed, the Noble Prince's Comynge to Sayde Revelerie att Mansyonne Howse; as allso the Dudgeon of Masterr Mayre and Sherrives, togeder with Other Straunge Drolleries Enactedd thereupponn
• A Basket of Wild Flowers; being a Collection of Poetic Pieces
• A Battle between Truth and Error, Humbly Addressed to the Candid Lovers of Truth
• A Bell and a Pomegranate for the City Zion, Being a Poem upon Christian Experience . . . Part I
• A Benevolent Epistle to Sylvanus Urban . . .
• A Benevolent Epistle to Sylvanus Urban, alias Master John Nichols . . . .
• A Biographical Memoir of the Late Honorable George Canning, Prime Minister of Great Britain. To Which is Added, the Whole of His Satires, Odes, Songs, and Other Poems
• A Bird's-eye View of Foreign Parts; and a Look at Home
• A Book of Scotish Pasquils &c.
• A Book of Truly Christian Psalms, Anthems . . . .
• A Bridal Gift
• A Bridal Ode on the Marriage of Catherine and Petruchio
• A Brief Account of the Life of the late William Gifford, Esq.: to which is added an Elegy on his Death, and Other Poems
• A Brief Defence of the Christian Religion . . . .
• A Brief Memoir of Her Late Majesty Queen Charlotte: With Authentic Anecdotes and a Poetical Appendix
• A Brief Narrative; or, Some Remarks on the Life of James Maxwell, Poet in Paisley . . . .
• A Burlesque Translation of Homer
• A Burlesque Translation of Homer in Two Volumes
• A Burlesque Translation of Homer.
• A Burlesque Translation of Homer.
• A Burlesque Translation of Homer. In Two Volumes
• A Butter'd Slice, to the Obscure Auld Magistrate . . . . And a Waefu' Tale; or an Address to the Lord Provost . . . .
• A Call to the Country; Inscribed to . . . William Wyndham, Secretary at War
• A Call to the Holy Communion; and Other Poems
• A Cantab's Leisure. Prose and Verse
• A Castigation for the Sectarians. The Vision of Heresies; and Other Poems
• A Cat o' Nine-tails: Or, Little Billy Belcher's Version of Great Billy's Instructions to His Plenipo
• A Cat with Four Hundred and Fifty Tails
• A Catechism of Poetry . . . with Select Examples . . . .
• A Catechism of Poetry, Explanatory of Its Nature, Origin, and Properties; with Select Examples . . . .
• A Chaplet for the Brows of the Corporators; Containing, amongst Other Flowers of Fancy, the Lord Mayor's Feast . . . an Ode for Michaelmas Day
• A Choice Collection of Conference Hymns. Compiled from the Writings of Various Authors
• A Choice Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• A Choice Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs Intended for the Edification of Sincere Christians, of All Denominations
• A Choice Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. For the Use of the Pious of All Denominations
• A Choice Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs: intended for the Edification of Sincere Christians, of All Denominations
• A Choice Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs; Intended for the Edification of Sincere Christians, of All Denominations
• A Choice Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs; intended for the Edification of Sincere Christians, of All Denominations
• A Choice Collection of Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Designed for the Devotions of Israel . . . .
• A Choice Collection of Hymns, and Spiritual Songs. For the Use of All Those Who Love Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
• A Choice Collection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Adapted to Publick Worship . . . .
• A Choice Collection of Hymns, in Which are Some never before Printed
• A Choice Collection of Mason's Songs. To Which is Added, Solomon's Temple, an Oratorio . . . .
• A Choice Collection of Original and Selected Hymns, for the Devotion of All Christians of All Denominations
• A Choice Collection of Original Masonic Songs . . . .
• A Choice Collection of Patriotic and Comic Songs
• A Choice Collection of Popular Songs . . . .
• A Choice Collection of Riddles & Charades
• A Choice Collection of Riddles: For the Improvement of Young Minds. Chiefly from the Big Puzzling Cap
• A Choice Collection of Scotch Songs, with Gaelic Translations. Arranged on Opposite Pages
• A Choice Collection of Songs. Selected from Different Authors . . . .
• A Choice Collection of Spiritual and Divine Hymns, Taken from Various Authors
• A Choice Selection of Evangelical Hymns, from Various Authors: For the Use of the English Evangelical Church in New-York
• A Choice Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Designed for the Use of the Pious
• A Choice Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Designed for the Use of the Pious
• A Choice Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Designed to Aid in the Devotions of Prayer, Conference, and Camp-meetings
• A Choice Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Designed for the Use of the Pious
• A Choice Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Designed for the Use of the Pious
• A Choice Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Designed to Aid in the Devotions of Prayer, Conference, and Camp-meetings
• A Choice Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs: Designed for Prayer, Conference, and Camp-meetings
• A Choice Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs; Designed to Aid in the Devotions of Prayer, Conference and Camp-meetings
• A Choice Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs; Designed to Aid in the Devotions of Prayer, Conference, and Camp Meetings
• A Choice Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs; Designed to Aid in the Devotions of Prayer, Conference, and Camp-meetings
• A Choice Selection of Hymns for the Glory of Christ
• A Choice Selection of Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Christians
• A Choice Selection of Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Christians
• A Choice Selection of the Latest Social and Camp-meeting Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . Intended as a Social Companion for the Pious
• A Christmas Hymn: Composed and Written . . . .
• A Church-yard Scene, or the Blasphemer's Prayer Answered. A Tale, Founded in Fact
• A Churchman's Second Epistle
• A Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry. Vol. 18 [of 18]
• A Clergyman's Recreation, or Sacred Thoughts, in Verse
• A Cockney's Adventures, during a Ramble into the Country. In Three Parts. Addressed to His Country Friends on His Return to London. A True Tale
• A Collection and Selection of English Prologues and Epilogues. Commencing with Shakespeare and Concluding with Garrick
• A Collection in Prose and Verse for the Use of Schools
• A Collection in Prose and Verse, for the use of Schools
• A Collection in Prose and Verse, for the use of Schools
• A Collection of American Epitaphs and Inscriptions with Occasional Notes
• A Collection of Ancient and Modern Scottish Ballads, Tales, and Songs . . . .
• A Collection of Birds and Riddles
• A Collection of Camp Meeting Hymns
• A Collection of Divine Hymns, from Various Authors
• A Collection of Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs
• A Collection of Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians
• A Collection of Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians
• A Collection of Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians
• A Collection of Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians
• A Collection of English Poems and Odes, which obtained Medals and Other Prizes at the Gwent and Dyfed Royal Eisteddfod, held at Cardiff . . . August, 1834
• A Collection of English Songs, with an Appendix of Original Pieces
• A Collection of English Sonnets
• A Collection of Entertaining Pieces, in Prose and Verse, Extracted from Different Authors
• A Collection of Epitaphs and Inscriptions, Ancient and Modern . . . .
• A Collection of Epitaphs and Monumental Inscriptions
• A Collection of Evangelical Hymns
• A Collection of Evangelical Hymns; Made . . . for the English Lutheran Church in New-York
• A Collection of Fugitive Essays, in Prose and Verse
• A Collection of Fugitive Poems
• A Collection of Hymns & Spiritual Songs. From Various Authors
• A Collection of Hymns Adapted to the Use of the Methodist Episcopal Church . . .
• A Collection of Hymns and a Liturgy, for the Use of Evangelical Lutheran Churches . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns and Poems. Designed to Instruct the Inquirer, and Furnish the Public with a Small Variety
• A Collection of Hymns and Psalms, for Social and Private Worship
• A Collection of Hymns and Sacred Poems, in Two Parts
• A Collection of Hymns and Sacred Poems, in Two Parts
• A Collection of Hymns and Sacred Poems: in Two Parts. For All Denominations
• A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, as usually Sung at Camp Meetings, and Other Places of Religious Worship. For the Use of the Pious
• A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Designed for Social Worship
• A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Designed for Social Worship
• A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, from Various Authors: For the Use of the Pious of All Denominations
• A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Used by the Primitive Methodists, Generally Called Ranters
• A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Selected from Various Authors . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. For the Use of the Pious of All Denominations
• A Collection of Hymns for Children, principally intended for the Use of Sunday-Schools
• A Collection of Hymns for General Use. Submitted to the Consideration of the Members of the United Church of England and Ireland
• A Collection of Hymns for Temperance Meetings
• A Collection of Hymns for the Nativity of Our Lord: and for New Year's-Day
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of Christians
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of Evangelical Lutheran Churches . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of Native Christians of the Mohawk Language . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of Native Christians of the Mohawk Language . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of the Congregation in Plunket Street Meeting House
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of the Merry Christian, and for the Comforting of Mourners in Zion
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of the Methodist Episcopal Church
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of the Methodist Episcopal Church . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of the Methodist Episcopal Church . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of the Methodist Episcopal Church . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of the Methodist Episcopal Church . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of the People Called Methodists
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of the Protestant Church of the United Brethren
• A Collection of Hymns for the Use of Unitarian Christians, in Public Worship, and in the Private Culture of the Religious Affections
• A Collection of Hymns for Youth
• A Collection of Hymns Intended for the Use of the Citizens of Zion . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns More Particularly Designed for the Use of the West Society in Boston
• A Collection of Hymns, and a Liturgy, for the Use of Evangelical Lutheran Churches . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns, Appropriate to the Domestic Chaplain
• A Collection of Hymns, Chiefly Intended for the Use of Those Children and Young Persons Who Attend Sunday Schools. Selected from Various Authors
• A Collection of Hymns, Compiled for the Use of the Primitive Wesleyan Methodists of Ireland
• A Collection of Hymns, for Public Worship
• A Collection of Hymns, for the Edification of Christians, the Comforting of Mourners, and Warning to the Unconverted
• A Collection of Hymns, for the Use of Christians
• A Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the Protestant Church of the United Brethren
• A Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the Protestant Church of the United Brethren
• A Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the United Brethren in Christ, Taken from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns, from the Best Authors; Adapted for Both Public and Family Worship
• A Collection of Hymns, from Various Authors . . . Others New Composed . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns, from Various Authors. Intended as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Hymns . . .
• A Collection of Hymns, from Various Authors; with Some Original Hymns . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns, in a Variety of Metres, (Many of Which Have never before been Published) . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns, More Particularly Designed for the Use of the West Society in Boston
• A Collection of Hymns, More Particularly Designed for the Use of the West Society in Boston
• A Collection of Hymns, More Particularly Designed for the Use of the West Society in Boston
• A Collection of Hymns, More Particularly Designed for the Use of the West Society in Boston
• A Collection of Hymns, Newly Composed, on Different Subjects
• A Collection of Hymns, Original and Select . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns, Selected
• A Collection of Hymns, Selected from Sundry Poets, together with a Number of New Poems, never before Published
• A Collection of Hymns. Designed for the Use of the Universal Churches . . . .
• A Collection of Hymns. Designed for the Use of the Universal Churches, and Adapted to Public and Private Devotion
• A Collection of Hymns. In Three Parts
• A Collection of Letters and Verses, on Several Occasions
• A Collection of Local Poems, Songs, &c. &c.
• A Collection of Local Songs, Poems, &c. &c.
• A Collection of Masonic Songs and Entertaining Anecdotes, for the Use of All the Lodges
• A Collection of Methodist Hymns
• A Collection of Miscellaneous & Religious Poems. To Which is Added, a Series of Odes, on Various Subjects . . . .
• A Collection of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• A Collection of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse, on Subjects Moral and Religious
• A Collection of Miscellaneous Poems
• A Collection of Miscellaneous Poems, and a College Oration
• A Collection of Miscellaneous Poems, Moral, Religious, Sentimental, and Amusing
• A Collection of Miscellaneous Poetry; Consisting of the Wicker Chair . . . Two Elegies . . . the Country Life . . . The Holy Vengeance . . .
• A Collection of Modern Fables
• A Collection of Moral & Interesting Epitaphs, and Remarkable Monumental Inscriptions; with Miscellaneous Poems, etc., etc.
• A Collection of New Songs on the Preset Times, adapted to Common Tunes
• A Collection of Oddities in Prose and Verse, Serious and Comical
• A Collection of Odes, Poems, and Translations . . . .
• A Collection of Odes, Songs, and Epigrams, against the Whigs, alias the Blue and Buff; in Which are Included Mr. Hewerdine's Political Songs
• A Collection of Old and New Songs.
• A Collection of Old English Garlands . . . .
• A Collection of Original and Select Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Christian Societies
• A Collection of Original and Select Hymns and Spiritual Songs: For the Use of Christian Societies
• A Collection of Original Gospel Hymns
• A Collection of Original Gospel Hymns
• A Collection of Original Gospel Hymns . . . .
• A Collection of Original Gospel Hymns . . . .To Which is Added, "Grace Triumphant" . . . and "The Founding of the Ancient Covenant" . . . .
• A Collection of Original Local Songs
• A Collection of Original Local Songs, and Other Pieces
• A Collection of Original Local Songs, to Which is Added The Loss of the Ovington, a Poem
• A Collection of Original Miscellaneous Poems and Translations
• A Collection of Original Newcastle Songs . . . not in any other collection
• A Collection of Original Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• A Collection of Original Poems, Moral, Instructive, and Entertaining
• A Collection of Original Scots Songs, Poems, &c. By Various Hands ... to which are Added, Several Favourite English Songs, Some of Which Never Before Printed.
• A Collection of Original Songs, Local and Sentimental
• A Collection of Original Tales, in Verse. In the Manner of Prior . . .
• A Collection of Plays and Poems . . . . Now First Published Together
• A Collection of Poems
• A Collection of Poems
• A Collection of Poems
• A Collection of Poems . . . .
• A Collection of Poems . . . Selected from . . . the Shamrock
• A Collection of Poems and Fables
• A Collection of Poems and Letters
• A Collection of Poems by Several Hands. Henry and Emma . . . . Amyntor and Theodora . . . . Porsenna King of Russia . . . . The Traveller and the Deserted Village . . . . The Hermit . . .
• A Collection of Poems on Divine and Moral Subjects, selected from Various Authors
• A Collection of Poems on Spiritual Subjects such as, On Unbelief, Temptation, Desertion, Affliction, Spiritual-Deadness, Doubts and Fears, &c
• A Collection of Poems on Various Subjects
• A Collection of Poems on Various Subjects
• A Collection of Poems Written in the East Indies, with Miscellaneous Remarks, in Real Life
• A Collection of Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• A Collection of Poems, Chiefly Manuscript, and from Living Authors
• A Collection of Poems, Containing Goldsmith's Deserted Village, and Edwin and Angelina . . . .
• A Collection of Poems, Mostly Original, by Several Hands
• A Collection of Poems, Mostly Original, by Several Hands
• A Collection of Poems, Mostly Original, by Several Hands
• A Collection of Poems, Occasionally Written
• A Collection of Poems, Odes, and Songs, never before published
• A Collection of Poems, on American Affairs, and a Variety of Other Subjects, Chiefly Moral and Political; Written between the Year 1797 and the Present Time
• A Collection of Poems, on Religious and Moral Subjects. Extracted from the Most Celebrated Authors
• A Collection of Poems, on Several Occasions; containing The Poet, Solitude, Beauty, Hendon Grove, Verses on Miss V*****n, Benevolence, and Gratitude.
• A Collection of Poems, on Various Subjects
• A Collection of Poems, on Various Subjects, including The Theatre, a Didactic Essay . . .
• A Collection of Poems, Songs, &c. Chiefly Scottish
• A Collection of Poems, Songs, and Epigrams, in Scotch, English, & Irish
• A Collection of Poems, the Productions of the Kingdom of Ireland . . . Intituled, the Shamrock; or, Hibernian Cresses
• A Collection of Poems, the Productions of the Kingdom of Ireland: Selected from a Collection published in that Kingdom, Intituled, The Shamrock; or, Hibernian Cresses.
• A Collection of Poetry
• A Collection of Poetry
• A Collection of Poetry, on Different Subjects . . . Copied from the Original Papers, after the Death of the Author, Unrevised, and Some Unfinished
• A Collection of Poetry, Sacred and Moral, for the Use of Schools
• A Collection of Political and Other Songs
• A Collection of Political and Other Songs
• A Collection of Political Effusions Which Appeared During the Late Election; Containing the Canvass, Noctes Musselburganae, Songs upon Candidates, &c.
• A Collection of Prayers for Household Use, with a Few Hymns and Other Poems
• A Collection of Prose and Verse, selected from the Most Eminent Authors
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns . . designed for the Congregation of Northampton-Chapel
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Christian Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns for Social and Private Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, extracted from different Authors
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, extracted from different Authors
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, extracted from different Authors
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, Extracted from Various Authors for the Use of the Lock Chapel
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, For Publick Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, from Various Authors: for the Use of Devout Christians of Every Denomination.
• A Collection of Psalms and Hymns, from Various Authors: for the Use of Serious and Devout Christians of All Denominations
• A Collection of Psalms, from the Most Approved Versions, in Proportions of a Convenient Length for Public Worship
• A Collection of Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Proper for Christian Worship; Selected and Arranged for the Use of Congregations and Families
• A Collection of Psalms, Hymns, and Anthems, as Used in Forden Church
• A Collection of Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs; Selected from Different Authors . . . .
• A Collection of Psalms, Hymns, Anthems, &c. . . . for the Use of the Catholic Church throughout the United States
• A Collection of Psalms, Hymns, Anthems, &c. . . . for the Use of the Catholic Church throughout the United States
• A Collection of Sacred and Descriptive Poetry; Selected from the Works of Eminent Authors . . .
• A Collection of Sacred Hymns, for the Church of the Latter Day Saints
• A Collection of Sacred Translations, Paraphrases, and Hymns
• A Collection of Scarce, Curious and Valuable Pieces, Both in Verse and Prose
• A Collection of Scarce, Curious and Valuable Pieces, Both in Verse and Prose
• A Collection of Scottish Ballads, Tales, and Songs, Ancient and Modern . . . .
• A Collection of Society Hymns. Intended to Assist the Devotion of Private Societies among Christians . . . .
• A Collection of Songs
• A Collection of Songs . . . Part the First
• A Collection of Songs . . . Part the Second
• A Collection of Songs and Poems on Several Occasions
• A Collection of Songs Intended for the Sober Minded
• A Collection of Songs, Chiefly in the Newcastle Dialect . . . .
• A Collection of Songs, Comic and Satirical, Chiefly in the Newcastle Dialect
• A Collection of Songs, Comic and Satirical, chiefly in the Newcastle Dialect . . .
• A Collection of Songs, Comic and Satirical: chiefly in the Newcastle Dialect . . .
• A Collection of Songs, Comic, Satirical, and Descriptive, chiefly in the Newcastle Dialect
• A Collection of Songs, Moral, Sentimental, Instructive, and Amusing
• A Collection of Songs, Selected from the Latest Publications
• A Collection of Songs, Selected from the Works . . . . To Which are Added, the Newest and Most Favourite American Patriotic Songs
• A Collection of Spiritual Hymns and Songs, on Various Religious Subjects
• A Collection of Spiritual Hymns, Suitable to be Sung by the True Followers of Christ in All the World . . . .
• A Collection of Spiritual Songs and Hymns, Selected from Various Authors
• A Collection of the Best Modern Poems
• A Collection of the Miscellaneous Writings . . . with Some Notices of His Life and Character
• A Collection of the Most Admired Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• A Collection of the Most Admired Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . as usually Sung at Camp-meetings, &c. . . .
• A Collection of the Most Admired Hymns and Spiritual Songs, with the Choruses Affixed . . . .
• A Collection of the Most Admired Hymns and Spiritual Songs, with the Choruses Affixed . . . .
• A Collection of Trifles in Verse
• A Collection of Various Pieces of Poetry, chiefly Patriotic
• A Collection, in Prose and Verse, for the Use of Schools
• A Collection, of Juvenile Poems, on Various Subjects . . . . Written Originally for Her Own Amusement, and now Published at the Solicitations of Her Acquaintance
• A Comment on Some Passages in the Book of Job
• A Commiserating Epistle to James Lowther, Earl of Lonsdale and Lowther
• A Commiserating Epistle to James Lowther, Earl of Lonsdale and Lowther . . .
• A Companion for the Sick . . . . and a Selection of Appropriate Poetry
• A Companion to the Noah's Ark, being Conversations between a Mother and Her Children, on the Animals Contained in the Ark, Interspersed with Pieces of Poetry and Remarks on Heathen Mythology, Particularly That of the Egyptians
• A Companion to the Sacred History, Containing Select Hymns on the Historical Parts of Scripture
• A Compendious View of the Principal Truths of the Glorious Gospel of Christ. For the Use of Youth.
• A Compilation of Hymns, Adapted to Public and Social Divine Worship
• A Compilation of Hymns, Adapted to Public and Social Divine Worship
• A Compleat Collection of the Best and Most Admir'd Prologues and Epilogues, that have been Spoken at the Theatres and the Spouting Clubs
• A Complete Collection of Newcastle Coronation Songs . . . .
• A Complete Collection of Songs
• A Complete Collection of Songs
• A Complete Collection of Songs . . .
• A Complete Edition of the Works of the Poets of Great Britain
• A Complete System of Poetical Ethicks Comprehending a Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God....
• A Complimentary Epistle to James Bruce, Esq. the Abyssinian Traveller
• A Complimentary Epistle to James Burce, Esq
• A Composition of Spiritual and Experimental Hymns
• A Comprehensive Abridgment of Dr. Watts's Lyric Poems and Miscellaneous Thoughts. Together with the Hymns . . . .
• A Concise Answer, to the General Inquiry, Who or What are the Shakers
• A Concise Answer, to the General Inquiry, Who, or What are the Shakers
• A Concise Answer, to the General Inquiry, Who, or What are the Shakers
• A Concise View of Antient and Modern Religion; with a Letter from a Deformed Gentleman to a Young Lady Who Slighted Him, &c.
• A Conference on Society and Manners in Massachusetts. A Poem
• A Congratulatory Epistle to His Grace the Duke of Portland, on His Majesty's Recovery
• A Congratulatory Epistle to Peter Pindar, Esq. on His Various Publications
• A Congratulatory Epistle to the Redoubtable “Peter Porcupine” . . .
• A Congratulatory Ode to the Honourable Augustus Keppell, Admiral of the Blue
• A Congratulatory Poem on the Escape of Sir Sidney Smith from France, and His Happy Arrival in England
• A Congratulatory Poem on the Late Successes of the British Arms . . . . To Which is Added, an Ode to Mr. Pinchbeck . . . .
• A Congratulatory Poem on the Late Successes of the British Arms, Particularly the Triumphant Evacuation of Boston
• A Consolatory Epistle, to Mr. Reeves . . . .
• A Consolatory Poem on the Death of Infants, Chiefly Designed for Mourning Parents; with other Occasional Hymns and Poems.
• A Contemplative Walk
• A Continuation of Hudibras in Two Cantos. Written in the Time of the Unhappy Contest Between Great Britain and America
• A Continuation of the Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Dog
• A Continuation of the Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Dog
• A Continuation of the Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Dog
• A Contribution to the Greenock Calamity Fund
• A Controversy between the Four Elements
• A Controversy between the Four Elements . . .
• A Correct Account of the Visit of His Royal Highness the Prince Regent . . . to . . . Oxford, in June 1814. To Which is Added the English Poems, Recited on the Occasion . . . .
• A Country Wedding; and Other Poems, Illustrative of Scottish Character and Manners in the Country
• A Course of Lectures, on the Fundamental and Most Essential Doctrines and Subjects of Christianity; to Which is Added a Short Poem, on the Subject of Each Lecture . . . .
• A Crumb from the Master's Table
• A Crying Epistle from Britannia to Colonel Mack, Including a Naked Portrait of the King, Queen, and Prince . . . .
• A Cure fof [for] Canting; an Original Yankee Poem. In Two Letters
• A Curious Collection of Scottish Poems, in Two Parts . . . .
• A Cypress Wreath for an Infant's Grave . . . .
• A Cypress Wreath for the Tomb of Her Late Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales . . . .
• A Day in Autumn; a Poem
• A Day in Dublin: A Poem
• A Day in Spring, and Other Poems
• A Day in Switzerland: And Florence, a Fragment
• A Descant on the Universal Plan, Corrected; or Universal Salvation Explained
• A Descant on the Universal Plan, Corrected; or, Universal Salvation Explained . . . . With Rev. L. Haynes' Sermon
• A Descant on Universalism; a Poem . . . . To Which is Added, a Few Questions to the Believers in Universal Salvation
• A Descant on Universalism; A Poem . . . To Which is Added, a Few Questions to the Believers in Universal Salvation
• A Descant on Universalism; a Poem. To Which is Added, a Few Questions to the Believers in Universal Salvation
• A Description of Bartholomew Fair and the Funny Folks There
• A Description of Burlington-Key, and the Neighbourhood
• A Description of the Castle-Hllls [sic], near Northallerton, a Poem. Written in the Year 1746. . . . To Which is Added, the Hermit, a Poem
• A Description of the Last Judgment; with some Reflections . . . . Also a Poem on Death and One on the Resurrection
• A Description of the Various Scenes of the Summer Season, a Poem
• A Descriptive Account in Blank Verse, of the Old Serpentine Temple of the Druids, at Avebury, in North Wiltshire, with Notes
• A Descriptive and Plaintive Elegy, on the Death of the Late Reverend John Wesley
• A Descriptive Elegy on the Late Unfortunate Sufferers at Heaton Colliery
• A Descriptive Poem, on the Town and Trade of Liverpool
• A Descriptive Poem, Written in the West Indies, 1781. Humbly Inscribed to the Royal Society
• A Descriptive Review of the Year 1799, Comprised in Twelve Monthly Sections
• A Dialogue between Dr. Johnson and Dr. Goldsmith, in the Shades . . . .
• A Dialogue between the Earl of C----d and Mr. Garrick, in the Elysian Shades
• A Dialogue in the Shades, between William Caxton, Fodius . . . and William Wynken . . . .
• A Dialogue in the Shades; between William Caxton, a Bibliomaniac, and William Wynkyn, Clerk. Rare Doings at Roxburghe Hall. A Ballad . . . .
• A Dialogue [in Verse] Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. John Wesley, A.M. . . .
• A Dialogue, between a Southern Delegate, and His Spouse, on His Return from the Grand Continental Congress. A Fragment, Inscribed to the Married Ladies of America, by Their Most Sincere, and Affectionate Friend, and Servant, Mary V. V
• A Dictionary of Quotations from the British Poets. In three Parts
• A Discourse, Delivered at the Sixteenth Anniversary of the Framlingham District Committee of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge . . . .
• A Dish of First-fruits, Intended as an Echo, or Supplementary Addition, to an Alarm in Zion . . .
• A Dish of Hodge Podge, or a Collection of Poems
• A Dissertation on the Authenticity of the Poems of Ossian
• A Divine Poem on the Shunamite
• A Divine Poem upon a Spiritual Birth
• A Divine Poem upon a Spiritual Birth
• A Divine Poem, on Pharaoh to Jacob: "How Old art Thou"
• A Domestic Winter-piece: Or, a Poem, Exhibiting a Full View of theAuthor's Dwelling-Place in the Winter-Season. In Two Parts.
• A Dramatic Dialogue between an English Sailor and a Frenchman
• A Dream
• A Dream
• A Dream
• A Fable Founded upon Fact, Translated from a Manuscript . . . and Supposed to be Written by a Great Grandson of Lemuel Gulliver
• A Fair Epistle from a Little Poet to a Great Player
• A Faithful Narrative of Betty Preserv'd, and the Doctor Discover'd in a Trip to N-----tle, Taken in the Summer of 1806. In Three Cantos
• A Familiar Epistle . . . to C. W. Bampfylde translated and addressed to the Ladies
• A Familiar Epistle . . . to C. W. Bampfylde, Esq. Translated and Addressed to the Ladies
• A Familiar Epistle from a Cat in the Qu--n's P-l-ce to Edmund Burke, Esq; on his Motion for the better Regulation of his Majesty's Civil Establishment, &c.
• A Familiar Epistle from a Student of the Middle Temple, London, to his Friend in Dublin
• A Familiar Epistle to Roger Kenyon Esq; in Memory of Sterne; to which are added the Portraits of the Socinian and Orthodox Divine
• A Familiar Epistle to the Author of the Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, and of the Heroic Postscript to the Public
• A Familiar Epistle to the Author of the Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, and of the Heroic Postscript to the Public
• A Familiar Epistle, on the Juvenile Exercises . . . in Charter-house
• A Familiar Poetical Epistle to Thomas Lamb, Esq. Mayor of Rye . . . together with a Novel Species of Criticism on Music and Many of Its Professors
• A Familiar Religious Conversation, in Verse
• A Family Tablet: Containing a Selection of Original Poetry
• A Fardel of Fancies, or, the Muse in a Fidget: Consisting of Amatory and Pastoral Poetry, Puns, Epigrams, &c. &c. . . .
• A Farewell Ode on a Distant Prospect of Cambridge
• A Farewell to the Fleet at Spithead . . . .
• A Farewell to the Muses; an Ode
• A Farewell, for Two Years, to England. A Poem
• A Farrago Libelli. A Poem, Chiefly Imitated from the First Satire of Juvenal
• A Father's Advice to his Son . . . A Poem
• A Father's Present to His Son
• A Father's Recollections of Three Pious Young Ladies; His Sermons at Their Funeral; and a Poem to Their Memory, Illustrating the Love of Guardian Angels
• A Father's Tears over the Corpse of His Beloved Son . . .
• A Father's Tears over the Corpse of His Beloved Son, C. T. S., Aged Three Years . . . .
• A Father's Tribute to the Memory of an Amiable Child
• A Federal Pye, Seasoned with British Lamentation
• A Few Clusters of the Seventy-fifth Vintage; Consisting of Poems, on Various Subjects: An Entire New Work
• A Few Fragments from the Papers . . . .
• A Few Imperfect Rhymes on the Sovereignty of Jehovah, Designed as . . . a Check to Dagonism . . . Likewise, a Rod for Dagonites . . . .
• A Few Leaves from My Field-book; Containing Some Pictures in Miniature
• A Few Modern Hymns; or Spiritual Songs. Some Collected, Some Improved, and Others Composed . . . .
• A Few Original and Selected Pieces of Poetry
• A Few Poems, Written at Different Periods of My Life, Now First Collected and Printed for Presentation to Friends
• A Few Select Poems, Composed on Various Subjects, Especially on the Doctrine of Free Grace . . . . To Which is Added, an Elegy, on the Death of His Two Sons
• A Few Select Poems, Composed on Various Subjects; Especially on the Doctrine of Free Grace . . . .
• A Few Sonnets Attempted from Petrarch in Early Life
• A Few Verses. English and Latin
• A Few Words of Advice to the Common-council of Liverpool
• A Fish Head in the Dark: An Auld Story in Scottish Rhyme. Concluded with the Ghaist, a Dream; and an Elegiac Song . . . .
• A Floweret for the Wreath of Humanity, with Other Pieces in Verse
• A Forest Ramble; with a Description of a a Royal Stag Hunt . . .
• A Foretaste of Pleasant Things
• A Fourth Letter from Timmy Straightforward to his Mother. To which is prefixed, An Address to Anti-Straightforward
• A Fragment: Found in the Ruins of Aquileia
• A Free Poetic Version of the First Part of the Pilgrim's Progress, in Ten Books
• A Free Translation of the Oedipus Tyrannus . . . .
• A Friend to Old England
• A Friendly Epistle to Peter Pindar, Esquire, containing a Seasonable Hint, with other Wholesome Advice ...
• A Frown from the Crown, or the Hydra Destroyed
• A Funeral Eulogium to the Memory of David Garrick, Esq. . . .
• A Funeral Wreath
• A Funereal Ode; in Two Parts: On the Death of Lord Nelson
• A Further Defence of Colonel William Lovetruth Bluster . . . .
• A Garland for the Grave of Richard Brinsley Sheridan
• A Garland for the Grave of Richard Brinsley Sheridan
• A Garland of Juvenile Poems. Written and Selected . . . .
• A Garland of Wild Flowers, Culled at the Base of Parnassus
• A General Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for Camp Meetings and Revivals
• A General Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for Camp-meetings, Revivals, &c.
• A General Selection of the Newest and Most Admired Hymns and Spiritual Songs, now in Use
• A Gentle Satire
• A Geological Primer in Verse: With a Poetical Geognosy, or Feasting and Fighting; and Sundry Right Pleasant Poems . . . .
• A Glance at Hinduism. A Poem
• A Glance at the Nations, with Other Poems
• A Glance at the Times. Including an Appeal for the Greeks; &c. In a Poetical Epistle Addressed to De Witt Clinton. In Two Parts.--Part I
• A Golden Treasury, for the Children of God, Whose Treasure is in Heaven; Consisting of Select Texts of the Bible, with Practical Observations in Prose and Verse . . . .
• A Good Wife, God's Gift; or a Character of a Wife Indeed! Also, a Poetical Description of the Chaste Virgin; of a Good Wife; and a Pious Widow, &c.
• A Grammatical Game, in Rhyme
• A Gratulatory Poem Suggested by the Commemoration at Oxford, June XXX, MDCCCXIII
• A Groan from the Throne
• A Groan from the Throne
• A Hermit's Tale: Recorded by His Own Hand, and Found in His Cell
• A Hermit's Tale: Recorded by His Own Hand, and Found in His Cell
• A Hermit's Tale: Recorded by His Own Hand, and Found in His Cell
• A Hint to Britain's Arch Enemy Buonaparte, an Effusion Appropriate to Existing Circumstances
• A Hint to Britain's Arch Enemy Buonaparte. An Effusion Appropriate to Existing Circumstances
• A Hint to Husbands: A Comedy, in Five Acts, now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• A Hint to Husbands: a Comedy, in Five Acts, now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• A History and Description of the Towns and Parishes of Stockport . . ., with Some Memoirs of the Late F. D. Astley . . . and Extracts from His Poems . . . .
• A History of the Revolutionary War between Great Britain and the United States. In Verse
• A Horn-book for a Prince; or the A, B, C, of Politics
• A Hymn
• A Hymn Book, Containing a Copious Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, from the Best Authors . . . . Including Many Hymns and Songs never before in Print . . . .
• A Hymn in Praise of Religion, and in Allusion to the Present Times
• A Hymn, Composed . . . on the Death of His Wife . . . .
• A Journey from Philadelphia to New York, by Way of Burlington and South-Amboy
• A Juvenile Poem, entitled The Heliad; of Christ, the Light of the World. In Numbers, at Different Intervals
• A Juvenile Poem, Entitled the Heliad; or Christ, the Light of the World . . . .
• A Juvenile Poem, Entitled, the Heliad; or, Christ, the Light of the World, in Numbers, at Different Intervals
• A Juvenile Tour on the Borders of Parnassus
• A Keppoch Song: A Poem, in Five Cantos . . . .
• A King in a Pickle! With a Cabinet of Curiosities . . . .
• A King in a Pickle! With a Cabinet of Curiosities . . . .
• A Lament upon the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte. And Alfred, a Vision
• A Lamentation for the Declining State of Christianity in Scotland . . . .
• A Laughable Poem; or Robert Slender's Journey from Philadelphia to New York, by Way of Burlington and South Amboy
• A Lay for My Country. In Three Books
• A Layman's Epistle to a Certain Nobleman
• A Lecture on Various Subjects, by the Clerk in the Closet, near St. James's Palace. A Royal, Political, Satirical, and Moral Poem. Also, a Curtain Lecture at Pall Mall . . . .
• A Legacy for Young Ladies, Consisting of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• A Legacy for Young Ladies, Consisting of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• A Legacy for Young Ladies, Consisting of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• A Legend of Mona, a Tale in Two Cantos
• A Leisure Hour; or, a Series of Poetical Letters: Mostly Written during the Prevalence of the Yellow Fever
• A Letter from a Burgess at Huntingdon . . . .
• A Letter from an English Prisoner of War to his Friend, a Seaman in the British Navy
• A Letter from Athens, to a Friend in England
• A Letter from Betty to Sally, with the Answer . . .
• A Letter from Dr. Snubdevil in London to His Friend at Bath, 1794
• A Letter from Mrs. Straightforward to Her Son Timmy
• A Letter in Verse from a Married Man to His Own Wife . . .
• A Letter of Condolence [to] His Most Gracious Majesty on the Death of His Royal Consort
• A Letter to a Friend, with a Poem, called The Ghost of Werter
• A Letter to David Garrick, Esq. from William Kenrick, LL.D. [with "Love in the Suds" included, with a separate title-page]
• A Letter to David Garrick, Esq. [with "Love in the Suds" included, with a separate title-page]
• A Letter to David Garrick, Esq. [with "Love in the Suds; a Town Eclogue. Being the Lamentation of Roscius for the Loss of his Nyky" included, with a separate title-page]
• A Letter to His Majesty, and One to Her Majesty . . . . Also a Poem, with a Dissertation, on the Fall of Eve . . . .
• A Letter to the National Convention of France, on the Defects in the Constitution of 1791, and the Extent of the Amendments Which ought to be Applied. To Which is Added the Conspiracy of Kings, a Poem
• A Letter to the Oxford Spy, from the Bigwig's Friend
• A Letter, Written to a Brother in the Faith, in Verse . . . .
• A Little Girl to Her Flowers. In Verse
• A Little Man's Companion, or Common Arithmetic turned into a Song . . .
• A Little Man's Companion: or, Common Arithmetic turned into a Song . . .
• A Little Pretty Pocket-book . . . .
• A Little Selection of Choice Poetry New and Old, Doctrinal and Devotional. Submitted to the Patronage of the Pious
• A Loyal Poetical Gratulation, Presented to His Majesty, at a Review of the Kentish Yeomanry and Volunteers . . . .
• A Lyric Ode on the Fairies, Aerial Beings, and Witches of Shakespeare
• A Lyric Poem on the Death of Napoleon
• A Malvern Tale. With Other Poems
• A Manual for the Afflicted . . . . To Which is Added, an Appendix of Devotional Poetry Selected by the Right Rev. George Washington Doane D.D.
• A Manual of Devotion; being Meditations and Hymns for Every Day in the Month
• A Manual of Liberty: or Testimonies in Behalf of the Rights of Mankind; Selected from the Best Authorities, in Prose and Verse, and Methodically Arranged
• A Manual, Consisting of a Defence of the Bible, in an Original Manner, with an Appendix, in Prose and Verse, on Many Interesting Subjects
• A Masonic Poem, Delivered at Mansfield, (Conn.) . . . .
• A Masque: As Represented at the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden
• A Matrimonial Breakfast, a Burletta, as performing at the Royalty Theatre
• A Medico-metrical Address to the Students at Edinburgh
• A Medico-metrical Address to the Students at the University of Edinburgh . . . . Part II
• A Medley of Joy and Grief; being a Selection of Original Pieces in Prose and Verse, Chiefly on Religious Subjects
• A Medley: A Poem
• A Medley: Containing Saint David; a Whimsical Ballad . . . .
• A Melancholy but True story
• A Melancholy Tale; Dark Sentences; A Vision
• A Member of Parliament's Review of His First Session . . . .
• A Memoir of Louisa Maw . . . .
• A Memoir of Louisa Maw . . . .
• A Memoir of Louisa Maw. . . .
• A Mess of Salmagundi, for Modern Laughing Philosophers: Consisting of the Most Admired Anecdotes, Bon Mots, and Modern Improved Songs
• A Metrical History of England; or, Recollections, in Rhyme, of Some of the Most Prominent Features in Our National Chronology . . . .
• A Metrical History of Portsmouth; with Delineations, Topographical, Historical, and Descriptive, of this Port and Arsenal . . . .
• A Midsummer Day's Dream: A Poem
• A Military Career; a Poem, in Six Cantos
• A Minstrel's Hours of Song; or Poems
• A Minstrel's Offering
• A Miscellaneous Collection of Fugitive Pieces of Poetry . . . Volume III of his Posthumous Works
• A Miscellaneous Collection of Original Pieces: Political, Moral, and Entertaining: In One Volume
• A Miscellaneous Collection of Sentimental Poetry . . . . Dedicated to Her Grace, the Duchess of Bucchleugh
• A Miscellany in Prose and Verse, for Young Persons, on a Sunday
• A Miscellany of Poems
• A Miscellany of Poems
• A Miscellany of Poems . . . .
• A Miscellany of Poetry. In Two Parts
• A Miscellany of Rhymes, Written on Various Occasions, and Different Subjects
• A Miscellany, in Prose and Verse, for Young Persons, on Sunday
• A Miscellany; or Collection of Poems, Odes and Songs
• A Missionary's Memorial; or, Verses on the Death of John Lawson, Late Missionary at Calcutta
• A Mock Elegy, in Irregular Verse, on the Supposed Demise of P**** P***** [Peter Pindar], Esq. M.D.
• A Modern Familiar Religious Conversation, among People of Differing Sentiments; a Poetical Essay
• A Monitory Address to Great Britain; a Poem in Six Parts, to which is added Britain's Remembrancer
• A Monody
• A Monody (after the manner of Milton's Lycidas) on the Death of Mr. Linley; who was drowned . . . in a Canal at Grimpsthorpe . . .
• A Monody in the Prospect of Death, While Labouring under a Dangerous and Lingering Illness . . . .
• A Monody on the Death of David Garrick . . .
• A Monody on the Death of Dr. Oliver Goldsmith
• A Monody on the Death of Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte Augusta . . . .
• A Monody on the Death of Lieut. General Sir John Moore. With Notes Historical and Political
• A Monody on the Death of Lieut. General Sir John Moore. With Notes, Historical and Political . . . . To Which is Prefixed, a Sketch of the Life of General Moore
• A Monody on the Death of Mr. John Henderson, Late of Covent-Garden Theatre
• A Monody on the Death of Mr. John Palmer, the Comedian . . . .
• A Monody on the Death of the Late Duke of Rutland
• A Monody on the Death of the late Lady Arbella Denny
• A Monody on the Death of the Late Universally Lamented Hero of the Nile, Copenhagen, and Trafalgar . . . Lord Viscount Nelson . . . .
• A Monody on the Death of the Late Universally Lamented Hero of the Nile, Copenhagen, and Trafalgar, the Right Honourable Horatio Lord Viscount Nelson
• A Monody on the Death of the Reverend Mr. George Whitefield
• A Monody on the Death of the Right Honourable Charles James Fox
• A Monody on the Lamented Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte-Augusta of Wales . . . .
• A Monody on the Lamented Death of the Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales . . . .
• A Monody on the Much-lamented Death of Samuel Johnson . . . .
• A Monody on the Right Hon. William Pitt, Dedicated, by Permission, to Her Grace the Duchess of Richmond
• A Monody on the Sincerely Lamented Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte . . . . Supposed to be Written by Prince Cobourg
• A Monody to the Memory of a Lady, Who Lately Died at Bath
• A Monody to the Memory of Admiral Hyde Parker . . . .
• A Monody to the Memory of David Garrick, Esq.
• A Monody to the Memory of the Duke d'Enghien, Murdered by Order of Bonaparte . . .
• A Monody to the Memory of the Right Honourable the Lord Collingwood
• A Monody to the Memory of Thomas Lord Erskine. Inscribed by Permission to His Royal Highness the Duke of York
• A Monody upon the Death of Lord Ashburton
• A Monody, in the Prospect of Death, While Labouring under a Dangerous and Lingering Illness
• A Monody, on the Right Honourable Charles James Fox
• A Monody, Sacred to the Memory of Elizabeth, Dutchess of Northumberland
• A Monody, Sacred to the Memory of the Rev. John Lovejoy Abbot, A.M. . . .
• A Monstrous Good Lounge. Addressed to the First Man Who Purchases the Book. With a Dedicatory Preface
• A Moorland Dialogue, between Watty and Davie, Two Wealthy North Tyne Shepherds, a Poem. Together with a Few Popular Election Songs . . . .
• A Moral Ode for the Year 1771 . . . Verses upon the Diversity of Spiritual Gifts . . . An Acrostic on the Memory of the Late Rev. Mr. George Whitefield
• A Moral Poetical Epistle. Addressed to Welma . . . .
• A Morning Thought upon Viewing the Dawn of Day; being a Poem in Two Parts . . . .
• A Morning Walk. In Blank Verse . . . .
• A Most Eloquent and Panegyrical Petition to the Prime Minister . . . dedicated to Peter Pindar, Esq.
• A Most Solemn and Important Epistle to the Emperor of China . . .
• A Mother's Sermons for Her Children. With Original Hymns and Prayers
• A Mournful Song Occasioned by the Shipwreck of the Schooner Armistice . . . August 31, 1815 [and] A Solemn Song, on the Volcano of Albay . . . February, 1814
• A Narraitve [Narrative] of the Life of Solomon Mack . . . . To Which is Added, a Number Hymns Composed on the Death of Several of His Relations
• A Narrative of the Life of James Downing, (a Blind Man) . . . . Composed by Himself in Easy Verse
• A Narrative of the Life of James Downing, (a Blind Man,) late Private in His Majesty's 20th Regiment of Foot . . . . Composed . . . in Easy Verse . . .
• A Narrative of the Life of James Downing: (a Blind Man), late a Private . . .
• A National Song-book, being a Collection of Patriotic, Martial, and Naval Songs and Odes, Principally of American Composition
• A Natural History of Quadrupeds in Simple Verse: designed for Children
• A Nautical Poem, Entitled the Fame . . . .
• A New Academy of Compliments: Or, Complete Secretary . . . . With a Collection of New Songs
• A New and Beautiful Collection of Select Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• A New and Beautiful Collection of Select Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• A New and Choice Selection of Psalms and Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Designed for the Christian's Companion through Life. Selected from Various Authors
• A New and Choice Selection of Psalms and Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Designed for the Christian's Companion through Life . . . .
• A New and Complete Edition of the Works . . . Including Several Poems now First Collected . . . . To Which are Added, Some Original Pieces, by Another Pen
• A New and Complete Valentine Writer, for the Present Year . . . .
• A New and Correct Set of Godly Poems, for the Benefit of All Christians of Every Denomination . . . .
• A New and Evangelical Collection of Sacred Hymns, Taken from the Best and Most Approved Authors, Both in Europe and America . . . .
• A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and Persius; with Copious Explanatory Notes . . .
• A New and Well-experienced Card Fortune-book . . . .
• A New Book of Poems, on Several Occasions
• A New Canto
• A New Collection of Enigmas, Charades, Transpositions, &c
• A New Collection of Enigmas, Charades, Transpositions, &c
• A New Collection of Enigmas, Charades, Transpositions, &c.
• A New Collection of Fables in Verse
• A New Collection of Fables in Verse
• A New Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, from Various Authors
• A New Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, from Various Authors . . . Some Entirely New
• A New Collection of Hymns, for Conference Meetings and for Private Devotion
• A New Collection of Hymns, for Conference Meetings, and for Private Devotion . . . .
• A New Collection of Hymns, on Various Subjects: Suitable Both for Public and Private Devotion
• A New Collection of Poems, on Various Subjects
• A New Collection of Riddles
• A New Collection of Select Hymns; for Worship in Prayer, Conference, and Camp Meetings
• A New Collection of Spiritual Hymns, for the Followers of the Lamb
• A New Collection, in Prose and Verse, for the Use of Schools
• A New Compilation of Original & Select Hymns: Designed for the Use of Christians
• A New Composition of Hymns and Poems, chiefly on Divine Subjects . . .
• A New Entertaining Puzzle Book Containing a Capital Selection of Enigmas, Charades, Rebusses . . . .
• A New Favorite Royal Alphabet for the 17th of August, Dedicated to the Peers of Great Britain, Consisting of Various Characters
• A New History of a True Book in Verse
• A New History of a True Book, in Verse
• A New History of a True Book, in Verse
• A New History of a True Book. In Verse
• A New History of England, in Verse . . .
• A New Kentucky Composition of Hymns and Spiritual Songs; together with a Few Odes, Poems, Elegies, &c.
• A New Metrical Psalter
• A New Metrical Version of the Psalms of David . . . .
• A New Metrical Version of the Psalms of David. . . .
• A New Metrical Version of the Psalms: Adapted to Devotional Purposes
• A New Metrical Version of the Whole Book of Psalms; in Various Measures . . . .
• A New Original Poem, an Eulogium to the Rev. Doctor Chalmers . . . .
• A New Paraphrase on the Song of Saint Ambrose, Called Te Deum Laudamus . . . . Also Hymns and Poems on Various Subjects
• A New Philosophical Song or Poem Book, Called the Northumberland Bard; or, the Downfall of All False Philosophy . . . .
• A New Plan to Save the State . . . .
• A New Poetical Translation of All the Odes . . . .
• A New Poetical Translation of All the Odes . . . .
• A New Poetical Translation of the Odes and Carmen Saeculare . . .
• A New Rosciad
• A New Select Collection of Epitaphs, Panegyrical and Moral, Humorous, Whimsical, Satyrical, and Inscriptive; Including the Most Remarkable Inscriptions in the Collections of Hacket, Jones, and Toldervy; Together with One Thousand Epitaphs Never Before Published
• A New Selection of . . . Evangelical Hymns . . . (Many Original) . . . Intended as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A New Selection of Evangelical Hymns Carefully Compiled from the Best Authors, upon a Variety of Important and Interesting Subjects . . . .
• A New Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the Pious
• A New Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Designed for the Pious
• A New Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Designed for the Pious
• A New Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs: Designed for Prayer, Conference, and Camp-meetings
• A New Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs: Designed for Prayer, Conference, and Camp-meetings
• A New Selection of Hymns, Collected from Various Authors
• A New Selection of Hymns, Including also Several Original Hymns, never before Offered to the Public
• A New Selection of Hymns; Designed for the Use of Conference Meetings, Private Circles, and Congregations . . . .
• A New Selection of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Verse
• A New Selection of More than Eight Hundred Evangelical Hymns . . . being a Complete Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A New Selection of More than Eight Hundred Evangelical Hymns, from the Best Authors in England, Scotland, Ireland, America, &c. . . .
• A New Selection of Psalms and Hymns, and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• A New Selection of Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs, from the Best Authors . . . .
• A New Selection of Seven Hundred Evangelical Hymns . . . .
• A New Selection of Seven Hundred Evangelical Hymns, for Private, Family, and Public Worship; (Many Original) from More than Two Hundred of the Best Authors in England, Scotland, Ireland, and America . . . .
• A New Song Book, Containing the Most Admired Songs Sung at the Various Places of Public Amusement . . . .
• A New Song Called John of Benachie; to Which are Added, the Bunch of Green Ribbons, the Green Garters . . . .
• A New System of National and Practical Agriculture . . . . and Other Poems
• A New Translation of . . . Iliad. With Notes. . . . Part I
• A New Translation of . . . Metamorphoses. Nos. II-VIII
• A New Translation of Select Odes . . . with Many Passages . . . Attempted in Latin
• A New Translation of the Book of Psalms, from the Original Hebrew; with Various Readings and Notes
• A New Translation of Virgil's Eclogues, on a More Liberal Plan than ever yet attempted
• A New Translation with Notes, of the Third Satire . . . . To Which are Added, Miscellaneous Poems, Original and Translated
• A New Translation, of the Second Book of . . . . Metamorphoses
• A New Version of John Bull's Song-book. Collected into English Metre
• A New Version of the Book of Psalms . . . .
• A New Version of the Psalms of David
• A New Version of the Psalms of David
• A New Version of the Psalms of David: From Their Original Text. Part the First
• A New Version of the Psalms, in Blank Verse
• A New Version of the Psalms; Principally from the Text of Bishop Horne
• A New Version of the whole Book of Psalms in Metre. To which is added, A Supplement of Divine Hymns, or Scripture Songs.
• A New World Planted: The Adventures of the Forefathers of New-England . . .
• A New World Planted; or, the Adventures of the Forefathers of New-England; Who Landed in Plymouth, December 22, 1620. An Historical Drama--in Five Acts
• A New Year's Eve, and Other Poems
• A New Year's Gift; Presented to the Youth of Both Sexes
• A New Year's Lay, or Retrospect on 1822. Dedicated by the Carrier, to the Patrons of the Liberty Hall, and Cincinatti Gazette
• A New Year's Offering; an Original Collection of Poems
• A New-year's Present, for Jan 1, 1810. -- Or -- an Unmasked View of Certain Occurrences during the Year 1809 . . . .
• A Nineteenth Century, and Familiar History of the Lives, Loves, & Misfortunes of Abeillard and Heloisa . . . a Poem, in Twelve Cantos
• A Non-coronation
• A Non-coronation! . . . .
• A Norfolk Tale; or, a Journal from London to Norwich . . .
• A North Countrie Garland
• A Nostrum for Theatrical Insipidity; or the Legitimate Drama, versus Horror and Hobgoblinism: A Satiric Poem . . . .
• A Novel and Genuine Display on the Leading Disposition of the Human Mind. With a Sketch of Modern Life. In Which the Following Passions and Effects are Characterized: Ambition--Disappointment--Revenge--Madness--Suicide--Suspense--Hope--Love--Matrimony. With an Exordium and Epiloque. Dedicated (by Permission) to Her Grace the Duchess of Devonshire
• A Pair of Epistles in Verse, the First, to the Rev. Doctor Randolph . . . the Second, to the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Jersey . . .
• A Pair of Lyric Epistles to Lord Macartney and His Ship
• A Pair of Odes for the New Year, 1814 . . . .
• A Panegyric on Cork Rumps . . . .
• A Panegyrick to the British Constitution; addressed to The King
• A Paraphrase of the Economy of Life . . . . In Two Parts
• A Paraphrase of the Psalms, Executed in Blank Verse . . . .
• A Paraphrase on . . . Dives and Lazarus . . .
• A Paraphrase on Gray's Elegy . . . .
• A Paraphrase on Some Parts of the Book of Job
• A Paraphrase on the Assembly's Shorter Catechism
• A Paraphrase on the Book of Job . . . .
• A Paraphrase, of the Fifteenth Chapter of St. Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians . . . .
• A Parnassian Shop, Opened in the Pindaric Stile
• A Parody of the Songs in the Burletta of Midas . . . .
• A Parody on Some of the Most Striking Passages in a Late Pamphlet, Entitled "A Letter to a Federalist," with Large Additions & Improvements
• A Parody on the Carmen Seculare of Horace . . . .
• A Parody on the Political House that Jack Built: Or the Real House that Jack Built
• A Parody on the Rosciad of Churchill. To which ... are added Several Occasional Essays, addressed to Mr. Lee Lewes, upon his Exhibition of Mr. Alexander Stevens's Lecture on Heads
• A Pasquinade on the Performers of the York Company
• A Pastoral
• A Pastoral Ballad . . . .
• A Pastoral Ballad in Four Parts: Admiration, Hope, Disappointment, Success
• A Pastoral Epilogue to, and by the Author of All the Talents
• A Pastoral in the Scottish Dialect, on the Visit of His Majesty George IV. to Scotland
• A Pastoral, in Four Parts, Absence, Hope, Jealousy, Despair, written in imitation of Shenstone . . . on his Retiring to a Cottage, in the Vale of Glamorgan, in Wales
• A Pathetic and Consolatory Ode on the Much-lamented Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Saxe Coburg
• A Peep at Parnassus, a Poetical Vision
• A Peep at Provincial Routs: A Poem
• A Peep at Provincial Routs: A Poem
• A Peep at the Divan; with a Case in Equity; or "Who Wears the Breeches?" An Heroic Poem, in Three Cantos
• A Peep at the Esquimaux; or, Scenes on the Ice. To Which is Annexed a Polar Pastoral
• A Peep at the Esquimaux; or, Scenes on the Ice. To Which is Annexed, a Polar Pastoral
• A Peep at the Esquimaux; or, Scenes on the Ice. To Which is Annexed, a Polar Pastoral
• A Peep at the Esquimaux; or, Scenes on the Ice. To Which is Annexed, a Polar Pastoral
• A Peep at the P*v****n; Boiled Mutton with Caper Sauce, at the Temple of Joss. A Satirical Poem
• A Peep at the P*v****n; or, Boiled Mutton with Caper Sauce at the Temple of Joss. A Satirical Poem
• A Peep at the P*v****n; or, Boiled Mutton with Caper Sauce at the Temple of Joss. A Satirical Poem
• A Peep at the P*v****n; or, Boiled Mutton with Caper Sauce, at the Temple of Joss. A Satirical Poem
• A Peep at the P*v****n; or, Boiled Mutton with Caper Sauce, at the Temple of Joss. A Satirical Poem
• A Peep at the Stars; or, an Introduction to Astronomy, in Rhyme
• A Peep at the Wiltshire Assizes: A Serio-ludicrous Poem . . . .
• A Peep behind the Curtain; or, the Battle Royal! A Poem
• A Peep behind the Curtain; or, Who Wears the Breeches? A Poem
• A Peep into High Life; or, Fashionable Characters Dramatized
• A Peep into the Convent of Clutha: a Poetical Epistle
• A Peep into the Cottage at Windsor; or, "Love among the Roses." A Poem, Founded on Facts . . . .
• A Peep into the Cottage at Windsor; or, "Love among the Roses." A Poem Founded on Facts . . . .
• A Peep into the Cottage at Windsor; or, "Love among the Roses." A Poem, Founded on Facts
• A Peep into the Temple: Or, the Pharisee and Publican. Illustrated in a Few Poetical Remarks, on These Characters in the Present Day. In Two Parts
• A Peep into W-----r Castle, after the Lost Mutton
• A Peep into W-----r Castle, after the Lost Mutton. A Poem
• A Peep into W-----r Castle, after the Lost Mutton. A Poem
• A Peep into W-----r Castle, after the Lost Mutton. A Poem
• A Peep into W-----r Castle, after the Lost Mutton. A Poem
• A Penitential Epistle, and Humble Supplication to His Holiness the Pope . . . .
• A Persian Epistle from Solin, Chief Eunuch at the Grand Seraglio at Ispahan, to the Rev. Martin Madan . . .
• A Personal Satire: Or Satirical Epistle. Written by a School Master in the Eastern Country, to His Competitors . . . .
• A Pic Nic, in the Temple of Storrs, May 18, 1805
• A Picture of London in Miniature, and Richmond-Hill
• A Picturesque Description of Turton Fair, and its Pernicious Consequences. A Poem
• A Pilgrimage to Craigmillar: With Other Poems
• A Pilgrimage to the Holy Land. A Poem. In Two Cantos. To Which is Added, the Tempest. A Fragment
• A Pilgrimage to the Land of Burns . . . with Numerous Pieces of Poetry, Original and Collected
• A Pill for the Alarmists; or the Rival Apothecaries . . . a Poem, on the subject of a French Invasion
• A Pindaric Ode, Inscribed to the Right Honourable Lord North
• A Pindaric Poem. Consisting of Versified Selections, from the Revelation of St. John
• A Pinkster Ode for the Year 1803. Most Respectfully Dedicated to Carolus Africanus, Rex . . . Captain-general . . . of the Pinkster Boys
• A Pleasing Companion for Little Girls and Boys . . . . Being a Selection of Interesting Stories, Dialogues, Fables and Poetry . . . .
• A Pleasing Companion for Little Girls and Boys Being a Selection of Interesting Stories, Dialogues, Fables and Poetry
• A Plume for Sir Samuel Romilly; or, the Offering of the Fatherless: An Elegy
• A Pocket Hymn Book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn Book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn Book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn Book, or a Selection of the Best Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Designed as a Companion for Christians. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn Book: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn Book: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book . . . . Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious . . . .
• A Pocket Hymn-book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• A Pocket Hymn-book. Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious . . . .
• A Pocket of Prose and Verse . . .
• A Poem
• A Poem
• A Poem Addressed to the Armies of the United States of America
• A Poem against Arminianism
• A Poem Containing Two Letters, between a [Minister] and a Physician
• A Poem Delivered at Brookfield, July 5th, 1813, before the Washington Benevolent Societies of That and the Adjacent Towns
• A Poem Delivered before the Porter Rhetorical Society, in the Theological Seminary, Andover, September 22, 1829
• A Poem Delivered in Bowdoinham to a Respectable Audience, on the Fourth of July, 1806. It being the Anniversary of American Independence
• A Poem Delivered on the Anniversary of the Literary Fraternity of Waterville College, July 26, 1831
• A Poem in Hudibrastic Verse . . . .
• A Poem Inscribed to the Memory of the Rt. Hon. William Beckford, Esq. . . .
• A Poem Occasioned by the Cessation of Public Mourning for Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte; together with Sonnets and Other Productions
• A Poem Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Mr John Green . . . .
• A Poem Occasioned by the Partial Burning of York Cathedral: Most Respectfully Inscribed to the Citizens of York
• A Poem on a Voyage of Discovery, undertaken by a Brother of the Author's, with Sonnets, &c.
• A Poem on Divine Revelation; being an Exercise Delivered at the Public Commencement at Nassau Hall, September 28. 1774
• A Poem on Door-keeping . . . , a Dialogue between Gen. Arnold and Lord Cornwallis . . .
• A Poem on Down-Hill . . .
• A Poem on Friendship and Society. . . . With a Number of Short Pieces in Prose and Verse
• A Poem on Industry. Addressed to the Citizens of the United States of America
• A Poem on Intemperance
• A Poem on Leigh Park, the Seat of Sir George Thos. Staunton, Bart.
• A Poem on Liberty and Equality
• A Poem on Professional Life, Delivered by Appointment of the Society of Phi Beta Kappa, at Their Anniversary August 29, 1811
• A Poem on the Acquisition of Louisiana . . . .
• A Poem on the African Slave Trade. Addressed to Her Own Sex.
• A Poem on the African Slave Trade. Addressed to Her Own Sex. Part II [, of 2]
• A Poem on the African Slave Trade. Addressed to Her Own Sex. [Part I, of 2]
• A Poem on the Approaching Peace
• A Poem on the Battle of Waterloo
• A Poem on the Bill Lately Passed for Regulating the Slave Trade
• A Poem on the Death of Admiral Lord Nelson, with Hints for Erecting a National Monument . . .
• A Poem on the Death of General George Washington, Late President of the United States. In Two Books
• A Poem on the Death of Genl. Alexander Hamilton
• A Poem on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales and Saxe-Cobourg
• A Poem on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales, and Saxe Cobourg. Dedicated, by Permission, to Her Excellency the Countess Talbot
• A Poem on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales and Saxe Coburg
• A Poem on the Death of His Royal Highness Frederic, Duke of York and Albany, Earl of Ulster, &c. &c. . . .
• A Poem on the Death of Mr. Abraham Rice, Aged 80, and Mr. John Cloyes, Aged 41, Who were Struck by Lightning, June 3, 1777. In Framingham
• A Poem on the Death of Princess Charlotte . . . .
• A Poem on the Death of the Princess Charlotte of Wales; with Other Poems
• A Poem on the Death of the Princess Charlotte; or, Prince Leopold's Vision
• A Poem on the ever-to-be Lamented Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales . . . .
• A Poem on the Fourth of July, 1798. Being the Anniversary of the Independence of the United States of America
• A Poem on the Government of the Passions. With an Address to Content.
• A Poem on the Grand Attack on Gibraltar, by the Spaniards, September 13th, 1782
• A Poem on the Happiness of America: Addressed to the Citizens of the United States
• A Poem on the Happiness of America; Addressed to the Citizens of the United States
• A Poem on the Happiness of America; Addressed to the Citizens of the United States
• A Poem on the Immortality of the Soul. To Which is Added, a Hymn to the Deity
• A Poem on the Inhumanity of the Slave-trade. Humbly Inscribed to the Right Honourable and Right Reverend Frederick, Earl of Bristol, Bishop of Derry, &c. &c.
• A Poem on the Landscapes of Great-Britain . . . . Written in the Year 1780
• A Poem on the Late Tragic Event of the French King's Death . . . .
• A Poem on the Loss of the Halsewell East Indiaman, Capt. Pierce. . . .
• A Poem on the Love of God
• A Poem on the Marriage of Her Royal Highness The Princess Charlotte
• A Poem on the Meditation of Nature, Spoken September 26th, 1832, before the Association of the Alumni of Washington College
• A Poem on the Peace between . . . Great Britain . . . and the French Republic . . . .
• A Poem on the Pleasures and Advantages of Botanical Pursuits, with Notes; and Other Poems
• A Poem on the Prospects of America . . . .
• A Poem on the Prospects of America. To Which are Subjoined the Valedictory Addresses . . . .
• A Poem on the Restoration of Learning in the East
• A Poem on the Restoration of Learning in the East; Which Obtained Mr. Buchanan's Prize
• A Poem on the Restoration of Learning in the East; which Obtained Mr. Buchanan's Prize
• A Poem on the Restoration of Learning in the East; Which Obtained Mr. Buchanan's Prize
• A Poem on the Riding of the Musselburgh Marches; or, What is Called the Riding of the Fair . . . .
• A Poem on the Rising Glory of America; being an Exercise Delivered at the Public Commencement at Nassau-Hall, September 25, 1772
• A Poem on the Social State and Its Future Progress: Delivered before the Philermenian Society of Brown University, on Its Anniversary, September 3d, A.D. 1811
• A Poem on the Times
• A Poem on the Times
• A Poem on the Times
• A Poem on the Times
• A Poem on the Unsuccessful Me[asu]res, Taken ay [by] the British Army; in Order to Enslave and Destroy the United States . . . .
• A Poem on the Wars of Portugal & Spain . . . .
• A Poem on Universal Salvation; or, a Gentle Stroke at Calvinism
• A Poem Pronounced at Cambridge, February 23, 1815, at the Celebration of Peace between the United States and Great Britain
• A Poem Sacred to the Memory of John Gregory, M.D. Late Professor of the Practice of Physic in the University of Edinburgh. Addressed To the Students of Physic in that University
• A Poem Sacred to the Memory of the late Sir John Clarke, Bart.
• A Poem Spoken in the Chapel of Yale-College, at the Quarterly Exhibitions, March 9th, 1784
• A Poem to the Memory of George Frederick Handel
• A Poem to the Memory of the Late Rev. Thomas Dixon . . . .
• A Poem Written During a Shooting Excursion in the Moors
• A Poem Written towards the Close of the Year 1794, upon a Prospect of the Marriage of the Prince of Wales
• A Poem, . . . . and a Valedictory Oration . . . Delivered July 1, 1835, before the Senior Class of Yale College
• A Poem, . . . and a Valedictory Oration . . . before the Senior Class of Yale College
• A Poem, Addressed to a Young Lady. In Three Parts. Part I. Descriptive and Moral. 2. On Love and Friendship. 3. The Caution . . . Written at Antigua
• A Poem, Addressed to the Armies of the United States of America
• A Poem, Addressed to the Armies of the United States of America
• A Poem, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, on Raising and Selling the Dead . . . .
• A Poem, Commemorative of Goffe, Whaley, & Dixwell, Three of the Judges of Charles I. Who, at the Restoration, Took Refuge and Died in America . . . .
• A Poem, Containing a Brief History of Events Which Have Taken Place, Connected with an Application Made by the High Constable of Westminster for a Remuneration for His General Services, and Especially to the Members of the Two Houses of Parliament During the Last Ten Years
• A Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan . . . .
• A Poem, Delivered at the Anniversary of the Brookfield Temperance Society, January, 1833
• A Poem, Delivered before the Philermenian Society of Brown University, on Their Anniversary, September, A.D. 1812
• A Poem, Delivered in Bowdoinham, to a Respectable Audience, on the Fourth of July, 1806 . . . .
• A Poem, Delivered in Bowdoinham, to a Respectable Audience, on the Fourth of July, 1806 . . . .
• A Poem, Delivered in Bowdoinham, to a Respectable Audience, on the Fourth of July, 1806 . . . .
• A Poem, Delivered in Bowdoinham, to a Respectable Audience, on the Fourth of July, 1806. It being the Anniversary of American Independence
• A Poem, Delivered in Middleborough, September 8th, A.D. 1802. At the Anniversary Election of the Philandrian Society
• A Poem, Delivered in Taunton, September 16th, A.D. 1807, at the Anniversary Election of the Philandrian Society
• A Poem, Delivered on the Celebration of Independence, in the Free Meeting-house at Wilton, Maine, July 4, 1828
• A Poem, Descriptive of a Cruize in the Channel, and the Last Voyage of Mongo Park to Africa . . . .
• A Poem, Descriptive of the Loss of the Barque Shallet, Captain Mayson, of the Port of Newcastle . . . .
• A Poem, Entitled Grace and Nature: With Copious Notes, Moral and Theological. Tending to Illustrate Some of the Most Important Doctrines of Christianity; Written in French
• A Poem, in Two Cantos, in Common Metre
• A Poem, in Two Letters
• A Poem, in Two Letters
• A Poem, Moral, Philosophical, and Religious; in Which is Considered the Nature of Man; His Origin, His Present Existence, and His Future Expectations . . . .
• A Poem, Occasioned by the Death of Lady Cunynghame of Livingstone
• A Poem, Occasioned by the Late Calamities of England; in Particular, Those on the Sixth and Seventh of June 1780
• A Poem, Occasioned by the Partial Burning of York Cathedral: Most Respectfully Inscribed to the Citizens of York
• A Poem, on His Majesty's Visit to Scotland . . . .
• A Poem, on Liberty. Delivered by One of the Graduates, at the Annual Commencement of Union College, on the 30th July, 1806
• A Poem, on the Destruction of Sodom, by Fire; or The Day of Judgment. Transcribed by R. Perry
• A Poem, on the Existence of God. An Ode on Creation. To Which are Added Several Hymns, and an Eulogy on General George Washington
• A Poem, on the Mineral Waters of Ballston and Saratoga, with Notes Illustrating the History of the Springs and Adjacent Country
• A Poem, on the Pleasures and Advantages of True Religion: Delivered before the United Brothers' Society in Brown University . . . .
• A Poem, on the Rising Glory of America; Being an Exercise Delivered at the Public Commencement at Nassau-Hall, September 25, 1771
• A Poem, or, Rural Entertainment . . .
• A Poem, Recited before the New-Bedford Mechanics Association, July 4, 1833
• A Poem, Sacred to Freedom: And a Poem Intitled, Beneficence
• A Poem, Spoken at the Public Commencement at Yale College in New-haven, September 12, 1781
• A Poem, Spoken before the Philomathesian Society of Middlebury College . . . on the Evening before the Public Commencement . . . .
• A Poem, Spoken July 4, 1828, before the Anti-slavery Society of Williams College
• A Poem, Spoken on the Summit of Wamaug Mountain, August 16, 1820, to a Party of Ladies and Gentlemen . . . .
• A Poem, Suitable for the Present Day. In Five Parts . . . .
• A Poem, to the Memory of the Truly-right-honourable William Burton Conyngham, Lately Deceased; Written, and Most Respectfully Addressed to the Right Honourable Lord Conyngham
• A Poem, with Remarks on the Late Disturbance in Shields . . . .
• A Poem, Written on the Late Revd. Thomas Robinson's Visit to the Isle of Ely. To Which is Added, an Address to a Stranger . . . .
• A Poem. In Two Letters
• A Poem: Addressed to Bailie Thomas Smith. Canto First [, of 2]
• A Poem: Addressed to Bailie Thomas Smith. Canto Second [, of 2]
• A Poem: Delivered before the Franklin Debating Society, at Their Anniversary, January 17, 1831. Being the Birth-day of Franklin
• A Poem: On Infidelity
• A Poem: On the Authors of Two Late Productions; Intitled "The Baviad:" And "Pursuits of Literature"
• A Poem: On the Authors of Two Late Productions; Intitled "The Baviad:" And "Pursuits of Literature"
• A Poem: The Song of Moses and the Lamb.A Discourse
• A Poem; Sacred to the Memory of George Washington, Late President of the United States, and Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States. Adapted to the 22d of Feb. 1800
• A Poem; Written on a Methodist Camp-meeting
• A Poet's Portfolio; or, Minor Poems: In Three Books
• A Poet's Progress. A True Story
• A Poet's Thoughts at the Interment of Lord Byron
• A Poetic Description of the Festivities at Oakley Park, 27th September, 1832
• A Poetic Description of the River Shannon
• A Poetic Epistle from a Catholic Bishop in Ireland, to a Noble Lord in England . . . .
• A Poetic Epistle from Gabrielle D'Estrees to Henry the Fourth
• A Poetic Epistle to -----
• A Poetic Epistle to a Prince
• A Poetic Epistle to a Very Great Man
• A Poetic Epistle, from Gabrielle d'Estrees, to Henry the Fourth
• A Poetic Epistolary Description of the City of York; Comprising an Account of the Procession and Entry of the Judges at the Present March Assizes
• A Poetic Excursion . . . .
• A Poetic Offering, Original and Select. [The half-title is "Flowers of All Hue"]
• A Poetic Selection, for Sabbath Schools
• A Poetic Sketch, Intended as an Accompaniment to an Engraving . . . .
• A Poetic Survey round Birmingham . . . .
• A Poetical . . . Epistle . . .
• A Poetical . . . Epistle . . . .
• A Poetical Account of the American Campaigns of 1812 and 1813 . . .
• A Poetical Account of the American Campaigns of 1812 and 1813, with Some Slight Sketches relating to the Party Politics Which Governed the United States, during the War . . . .
• A Poetical Address from Mrs. N****n to L**y W*****y
• A Poetical Address from the Jerusalem to the Commanders and Officers, in the Service of the Honourable East India Company; Occasioned by Having Read Two Letters on East India Shipping . . . .
• A Poetical Address to Almighty God. Supposed to be Delivered by His Most Sacred Majesty, George III. Occasioned by the Present Troubles in America . . .
• A Poetical Address to Edward Gibbon, Esq. occasioned by his History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
• A Poetical Address to His Grace the Duke of Wellington
• A Poetical Address to Rational and Genuine Liberty
• A Poetical Address to the Fashionable Ladies of Great Britain
• A Poetical Address to the Right Honourable Edmund Burke
• A Poetical and Complimentary Epistle to Richard Brothers the Prophet and Nathaniel Brassey Halhed, Esq.
• A Poetical and Congratulatory Epistle to James Boswell, Esq. . .
• A Poetical and Congratulatory Epistle to James Boswell, Esq. on his Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides with the Celebrated Dr. Johnson
• A Poetical and Congratulatory Epistle to James Boswell, Esq. on his Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides, with the Celebrated Dr. Johnson
• A Poetical and Congratulatory Epistle to James Boswell, Esq. on His Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides, with the Celebrated Dr. Johnson
• A Poetical and Philosophical Essay on the French Revolution. Addressed to the Right Hon. Edmund Burke
• A Poetical and Philosophical Essay on the French Revolution. Addressed to the Right Hon. Edmund Burke
• A Poetical Catechism, Intended for the Use of Young Persons Attending Sabbath Schools for Religious Instruction
• A Poetical Catechism; or, Sacred Poetry: For the Use of Young Persons
• A Poetical Catechism; or, Sacred Poetry: For the Use of Young Persons
• A Poetical Chronology of the Kings of England, from William the Conqueror to George the Third inclusive . . .
• A Poetical Cock Turned . . . .
• A Poetical Descant on the Primeval and Present State of Mankind; or, the Pilgrim's Muse
• A Poetical Description of a Methodist Camp-meeting
• A Poetical Description of New South-End, in the County of Essex
• A Poetical Description of New South-End, in the County of Essex
• A Poetical Description of Song Birds: Interspersed with Entertaining Songs, Fables, and Tales, Adapted to Each Subject: For the Amusement of Children
• A Poetical Description of the River Shannon, Dedicated to Richard St. George, Esq.
• A Poetical Dictionary; or Popular Terms Illustrated in Rhyme; with Explanatory Remarks. For the Use of Society in General, and Politicians in Particular. Part First
• A Poetical Discription, of the Present Oppressions of Ireland . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle (Moral and Philosophical) from an Officer at Otaheite. To Lady Gr**v*n*r.
• A Poetical Epistle . . . in the Style of Churchill's Epistle to Hogarth
• A Poetical Epistle Addressed to Miss Wollstonecraft. Occasioned by Reading Her Celebrated Essay on the Rights of Woman . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle from a Little Insolvent Debtor to a Great Insolvent Debtor
• A Poetical Epistle from a Louse to Peter Pindar, Esq; or, The Louse Banished from Court
• A Poetical Epistle from Alma Mater to Lord Byron . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle from an Unfortunate Young Lady at Portsmouth to Her Lover
• A Poetical Epistle from an Unfortunate Young Lady at Portsmouth to Her Lover
• A Poetical Epistle from Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, to Leopold the Second, Emperor of Germany
• A Poetical Epistle from Mrs. Elizabeth W----s, to Mr. John W----s; with an Apology, in her Case, for Ad--t--y
• A Poetical Epistle from Petrarch to Laura
• A Poetical Epistle from the Ghost of Dr. Johnson, to His Four Friends . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle from the Late Lord Melcombe to the Earl of Bute: With Corrections . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle on the Abolition of the Slave Trade; Addressed to W. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P.
• A Poetical Epistle to . . . Lord Thurlow
• A Poetical Epistle to a Falling Minister; also An Imitation of the Twelfth Ode of Horace
• A Poetical Epistle to a Falling Minister; also An Imitation of the Twelfth Ode of Horace
• A Poetical Epistle to a Friend . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to a Friend in the Country
• A Poetical Epistle to an Eminent Painter
• A Poetical Epistle to an Eminent Painter
• A Poetical Epistle to Archdeacon Nares, Vice-president of the Royal Society of Literature . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to Benjamin Count Rumford . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to Benjamin Count Rumford . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to Christopher Anstey, Esq; on the English Poets, Chiefly Those Who have Written in Blank Verse
• A Poetical Epistle to His Excellency George Washington Esq . . . . From an Inhabitant of the State of Maryland
• A Poetical Epistle to His Excellency George Washington, Esq. . . . from an Inhabitant of the State of Maryland. To Which is Annexed, a Short Sketch of General Washington's Life and Character
• A Poetical Epistle to His Excellency George Washington, Esq; Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States of America. From an Inhabitant of the State of Maryland. To Which is Annexed, a Short Sketch of General Washington's Life and Character
• A Poetical Epistle to His Excellency George Washington, Esquire, Commander in Chief of the Armies of the United States of America, from an Inhabitant of the State of Maryland . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to His Excellency, George Washington, Esq. . . . . from an Inhabitant of the State of Maryland. To Which is Annexed, a Short Sketch of General Washington's Life and Character
• A Poetical Epistle to James Barry, Esq. Containing Strictures Upon Some of the Works of that Celebrated Artist
• A Poetical Epistle to John Wolcot, commonly known by the Appellation of Peter Pindar
• A Poetical Epistle to Lord Byron
• A Poetical Epistle to Mons. Vestris . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to Sir George Beaumont, Bart. On the Encouragement of the British School of Painting
• A Poetical Epistle to Sir Joshua Reynolds, Knt. and President of the Royal Academy
• A Poetical Epistle to the "Wild Huntsman," the Reverend Sir Harcourt Lees, Baronet: Including an Episode to His Friend, Fitzmonkey . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to the Author of a Paraphrase . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to the Author of Verses Addressed to John Wilkes, Esq. . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to the British Incendiaries, &c
• A Poetical Epistle to the Enslaved Africans, in the Character of a Negro, Born a Slave in Pennsylvania; but Liberated . . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to the Hon. Thomas Erskine
• A Poetical Epistle to the King of Hayti
• A Poetical Epistle to the Rev. Mr. Madan, on . . . his Thelyphthora: or A Treatise on Female Ruin . . .
• A Poetical Epistle to the Reverend Dr. Robertson, occasioned by his History of America
• A Poetical Epistle to the Right Hon. George Canning, &c. &c. &c. and Other Poems
• A Poetical Epistle to the Right Honorable William Pitt
• A Poetical Epistle to the Right Honourable George Canning
• A Poetical Epistle to Thomas Ince, Esq; of Cristleton, near Chester
• A Poetical Epistle, Addressed to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, on Her Reception in Britain, and the Royal Nuptials. With Verses, Introductory and Apologetical, to the Hon. George Melville Leslie
• A Poetical Epistle, Addressed to Robert Montgomery, Author of Satan, Oxford, a Poem, etc. . . .
• A Poetical Epistle, Addressed to William, Earl of Mansfield
• A Poetical Epistle, on Major Money's Ascent in a Balloon, from the City of Norwich; and his Descent into the Sea, Seven Leagues off Lowestoff
• A Poetical Epistle; being the Farewell Address of the Royalty Theatre, to Its Late Beloved Master, John Astley, Esq.
• A Poetical Epitome of . . . Proceedings . . . Relative to the Celebrated Drury-Lane-Theatre Cause
• A Poetical Essay Entitled the Ruins of Bruce Castle, with Other Subjects
• A Poetical Essay on Duelling
• A Poetical Essay on the Attributes of God. Part II [of 3].
• A Poetical Essay on the Early Part of Education . . .
• A Poetical Essay relative to . . . Astronomy
• A Poetical Essay, on the Attributes of God. Part II [of 3]
• A Poetical Essay, on the Existence of God. Part I [of 3]
• A Poetical Essay, on the Existence of God. Part I [of 3].
• A Poetical Essay, on the Providence of God. Part III [of 3].
• A Poetical Gift, to the Patrons of "The Western Spy," on the Commencement of the Year 1818 . . . . Accompanied with Notes Critical and Explanatory
• A Poetical Grammar of the English Language
• A Poetical Guide to the Isle of Mann
• A Poetical History of England; Written for the Use of the Young Ladies Educated at Rothbury-House School and Dedicated to Them by the Author
• A Poetical History of England; Written for the Use of the Young Ladies Educated at Rothbury-House School, and Dedicated to Them by the Author
• A Poetical Introduction to English Grammar . . . .
• A Poetical Introduction to the Study of Botany
• A Poetical Introduction to the Study of Botany
• A Poetical Introduction to the Study of Botany
• A Poetical Journal of a Tour from British North America to England, Wales & Ireland, Interspersed with Reflections Natural, Moral & Political. To Which are Subjoined, Two Pieces on the Intended Jubilee
• A Poetical Narration of the Death of Chambers, Who was Murdered by His Father-in-law . . . .
• A Poetical Olio
• A Poetical Pantheon; or, Fabulous History of the Pagan Gods and Illustrious Heroes . . . rendered into easy verse
• A Poetical Paraphrase of the Book of Ruth; with Other Poems
• A Poetical Paraphrase of the Book of Ruth; with Other Poems
• A Poetical Paraphrase on Our Saviour's Sermon on the Mount
• A Poetical Paraphrase on the Book of Job
• A Poetical Paraphrase on the Story of Dives and Lazarus . . .
• A Poetical Paraphrase, of a Select Portion of the Book of Psalms
• A Poetical Paraphrase, of a Select Portion of the Book of Psalms, with Introductory Lines on the Bible
• A Poetical Paraphrase, on Our Saviour's Sermon on the Mount
• A Poetical Petition against Tractorising Trumpery, and the Perkinistic Institution. In Four Cantos . . . .
• A Poetical Picture of America, being Observations Made during a Residence of Several Years, at Alexandria, and Norfolk, in Virginia; Illustrative of the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants: And Interspersed with Anecdotes, Arising from a General Intercourse with Society in that Country, from the Year 1799 to 1807
• A Poetical Picture of Worthing, and Its Vicinity . . . .
• A Poetical Review of Miss Hannah More's Strictures on Female Education: In a Series of Anapestic Epistles
• A Poetical Review of the Literary and Moral Character of the Late Samuel Johnson . . .
• A Poetical Review of the Literary and Moral Character of the late Samuel Johnson . . .
• A Poetical Review of the Literary and Moral Character of the late Samuel Johnson, L.L.D. with notes
• A Poetical Satire, Addressed to the British Radicals, and Pretending Informers . . . .
• A Poetical Sermon Occasioned by a Disappointment in Love
• A Poetical Sketch
• A Poetical Sketch of the Norwich & Lowestoft Navigation Works, from Their Commencement at Lake Lothing . . . in Three Cantos
• A Poetical Sketch of the Revolutions . . . in the Natural History of Our Planet . . .
• A Poetical Sketch of the Revolutions in . . . the Natural History of Our Planet . . .
• A Poetical Sketch of the Ten Commandments. With Other Poems
• A Poetical Sketch of the Ten Commandments. With Other Poems.
• A Poetical Sketch: With Other Poems
• A Poetical Tale, Called a Sharp Look Out, on a Trip from Lambeth to Greenwich
• A Poetical Tale, Entitled Andrew Lowrie, the Pretended Conjuror . . . .
• A Poetical Tale: Called A Sharp Look-out on a Trip from Lambeth to Greenwich
• A Poetical Tour in the Years 1784, 1785, and 1786
• A Poetical Translation of the Song of Solomon, from the Original Hebrew; with a Preliminary Discourse, and Notes, Historical, Critical, and Explanatory
• A Poetical Tribute to . . . Cowper . . . .
• A Poetical Tribute to the Memory of Lord Byron
• A Poetical Version of Certain Psalms of David
• A Poetical Version of the Four Gospels
• A Poetical, Serious and Possibly Impertinent Epistle to the Pope
• A Poetical, Supplicating, Modest, and Affecting Epistle to those Literary Colossuses, the Reviewers
• A Poetick Epistle to a Curate
• A Polemical Epistle, to Sincere Spiritual Guides . . .
• A Political Eclogue. Citizen H. T***e, Citizen T**rn*y
• A Political Lecture on Heads
• A Political Lecture on Heads
• A Political Lecture on Heads
• A Political Lecture on Heads
• A Political Lecture on Heads . . . .
• A Political Lecture on Heads . . . .
• A Political Lecture on Heads, alias Blockheads!! A Characteristic Poem . . . Drawn from Craniological Inspection, after the Manner of Doctors Gall and Spurzheim, of Vienna
• A Popular Collection of Scottish Comic Songs, Original & Select
• A Portrait; Most Humbly Addressed to His Royal Highness George Prince of Wales
• A Posthumous Poem . . .
• A Postscript to the New Bath Guide. A Poem
• A Posy for Youth
• A Practical Improvement of the Divinity and Atonement of Jesus, Attempted in Verse . . . .
• A Practical Treatise on Infant Education . . . .
• A Prayer Meeting and Revival Hymn Book, or a Selection of the Best Psalms & Hymns & Spiritual Songs from Various Authors . . . .
• A Prayer Meeting and Revival Hymn Book; or a Selection of the Best "Psalms and Hymns . . ." from Various Authors . . . .
• A Premium for Sabbath Schools. Children's Hymn Book; being a Selection of Hymns from Various Authors
• A Present for a Little Girl
• A Present for a Little Girl
• A Present for a Little Girl
• A Present for a Little Girl
• A Present for Little Girls
• A Present for the Sodomites, in Return to Their Polite Treatment to a Pedagogue, for Teaching the Catechism . . . .
• A Present for Young Ladies; Containing Poems, Dialogues, Addresses, &c. &c. &c. as Recited by the Pupils of Mrs. Rowson's Academy, at the Annual Exhibitions
• A Present from the Carrier of the Western Spy, to Its Patrons, on the Commencement of the New Year . . . .
• A Present to Children
• A Present to Children
• A Present to Children
• A Present to Children. Consisting of Several New Divine Hymns, Moral Songs, &c. . . . .
• A Present to Children. Consisting of Several New Divine Hymns and Moral Songs
• A Present to Children. Consisting of Several New Divine Hymns and Moral Songs
• A Present to Sabbath Schools
• A Private Volume of Miscellaneous Poems
• A Probationary Ode for the Laureateship . . . written in 1785
• A Prophecy of Merlin. An Heroic Poem. Concerning the Wonderful Success of a Project now on foot, to make the River from the Severn to Stroud . . . Navigable
• A Prospect of Manchester and its Neighbourhood . . . A Poem
• A Publication of Hymns in Two Parts. . . . To which is added, Part Third, being a Selection from Various Authors
• A Publication of Hymns: in Two Parts
• A Publication of Hymns; in Two Parts, the Latter of Which Has Never been Printed Before. Part First Revised and Corrected
• A Publication of Hymns; in Two Parts, the Latter of Which Has Never been Printed Before. Part First Revised and Corrected
• A Quarter of an Hour's Amusement
• A Queen's Appeal
• A Queer Book
• A Rainy Day, or Poetical Impressions during a Stay at Brighthelmstone, in the Month of July 1801
• A Receipt to Make a Bath-Easton Poet, and to Obtain a Prize from the Vase
• A Record of the Life and Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte
• A Record of the Life and Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte
• A Record of the Life and Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte
• A Record of the Life and Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte
• A Remarkable Account of Guy [of Warwick] . . .
• A Remonstrative Address to the Preachers of Absolute Predestination. In Verse
• A Reply to Fare Thee Well!!! Lines Addressed to Lord Byron
• A Retreat from Town. An Epistle in Verse from the Country
• A Review of the First Masquerade at the Royal Gardens, Brighton; under the Patronage of the Tenth Royal Hussars
• A Review of the Poem Intitled "The Senators" . . . Part I [of 2]
• A Review of the Poem Intitled "The Senators" . . . Part II [of 2]
• A Review of the Poem, Intitled "The Patricians." Or, A Re-Examination into the Merits of the Principal Speakers of the House of Lords.
• A Review of the Present State of the British Theatre . . . .
• A Rhapsody Occasioned by a Late Extraordinary Decision and Inscribed to Sir Watkin Lewes. To Which is Added the Complaint of Sabrina
• A Rhapsody on Antique Rings written in Rome
• A Rhapsody on Satire, in an Epistle to Francis Slingsby, Esq
• A Rhapsody. A Poem
• A Rhetorical Grammar . . . .
• A Rhodomantade of Politics; or a Series of Fables . . . .
• A Rhyme Version of the "Liturgy" Psalms
• A Ride and Walk through Stourhead. A Poem
• A Right Merry Garland of Northumberland Heroes
• A Rod for Revilers: or, A Gentle Flogging for the Rev. Mr. Huntington, and Miss Morton
• A Rod for the Floggers: Or, a Pill for the Poets of Liverpool in Eighteen Hundred and Twenty-five. A Satire
• A Rowland for an Oliver: or A Poetical Answer to the Benevolent Epistle of Peter Pindar
• A Roxburghe Garland
• A Royal Sprain; an Ode
• A Rumble from Newport to Cowes, in the Isle of Wight
• A Rump and Dozen; being the Conclusion of a Letter to Thomas Lamb, Esq; Mayor of Rye
• A Rural Ramble; to which is annexed A Poetical Tagg, or Brighthelmstone Guide
• A Sabbath among the Mountains: A Poem. In Two Parts
• A Sacred Poem, in Four Books. Being a Paraphrase on the Book of Job
• A Sacred Poem, on the Following Texts of Scripture: Exodus 3 Chap. 2 and 3 . . . .
• A Salad for the Young Ladies & Gentlemen of Douglas, in the Isle of Man. Raised by Tom the Gardener
• A Salad for the Young Ladies and Gentlemen of Douglas. Raised by Tom the Gardener . . .
• A Sapphick Epistle, from Jack Cavendish to the Honourable and most beautiful Mrs. D****
• A Sapphick Epistle, from Jack Cavendish to the Honourable and most beautiful Mrs. D****
• A Satire on the Present Times
• A Satire. Also, Imitation of the First Satire of Boileau
• A Satirical Epistle from Thomas Rake, Esq. being an Apology for His Brother, Robert Rake, Esq.
• A Satirical Epistle in Verse Addressed to the Poet Laureate . . . .
• A Schoolboy's Visit to London
• A Scots Haggis
• A Scourge for False Patriots; or, Mother Hubberd's Tale of the Ape and the Fox. Part the Second. Dedicated without permission to John Wilkes, Esq
• A Scourge for Lord Byron; or, "Cain a Mystery" Unmasked
• A Scourge for Stripes; a Poem, in Defence of a Poet's Honor and a Prince's Chastity
• A Search after Happiness; or, the Vision of Worldly Hope, an Allegorical Poem
• A Season at Harrogate; in a Series of Poetical Epistles, from Benjamin Blunderhead, Esquire, to His Mother, in Derbyshire: With Useful and Copious Notes, Descriptive of the Objects Most Worthy of Attention in the Vicinity of Harrogate
• A Second Alarm in Zion . . .
• A Second Book of Scotish Pasquils &c.
• A Second heroic epistle to Joseph Priestley, L.L.D. F.R.S. Academ. Imp. Petrop. R. Paris. Holm. Taurin. Ital. Harlem. Aurel. Med. Paris. Cantab. Americ. Et Philad. Soc
• A Second Letter from Oberea, Queen of Otaheite, to Joseph Banks, Esq
• A Second Letter from Timmy Straightforward to His Mother
• A Second Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte, Partly a Parody on That of Lord Byron
• A Second Solemn Setimental, and Reprobating Epistle to Mrs. Clarke
• A Select British Theatre; Containing All the Plays Formerly Adapted to the Stage by Mr. Kemble
• A Select Collection of English Songs
• A Select Collection of Epigrams. Many of Them Original
• A Select Collection of New Original Spiritual Songs, Paraphrases, and Translations . . . .
• A Select Collection of Poems . . . . Vols. V-VIII [of 8]
• A Select Collection of Poems . . . . Vols. I-IV [of 8]
• A Select Collection of Poems, and Other Poetical Extracts, on Subjects Miscellaneous, Moral, and Religious
• A Select Collection of Poems, from Admired Authors and Scarce Miscellanies . . . .
• A Select Collection of Poems, from Admired Authors and Scarce Miscellanies. With Many Pieces never before Published.
• A Select Composition of Original Poetical Pieces, Serious and Comic
• A Select Composition of Original Poetical Pieces, Serious and Comic
• A Selection from a Version of the Psalms of David, intended for Family Use
• A Selection from Mr. Wesley's Festival and Funeral Hymns, and also Some Approved Hymns and Anthems . . . .
• A Selection from Several Books of Poetry, Chiefly on Religious Subjects . . . .
• A Selection from the Manuscript Poems of the Rev. Geo. Cook
• A Selection from the Miscellaneous Writings . . . .
• A Selection from the Poems . . . .
• A Selection from the Writings . . . .
• A Selection of Anti-slavery Hymns, for the Use of the Friends of Emancipation
• A Selection of Approved Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Suited to Various Occasions. For Worshipping Assemblies, and Private Families
• A Selection of Entertaining and Instructive Anecdotes, Poems, &c. &c. . . .
• A Selection of Evangelical Hymns, a considerable number of which have never before been published, intended for the use of the congregation, meeting in Barrack-Street, Dock
• A Selection of Fables from the Best English Writers . . . .
• A Selection of Favourite Catches, Glees, &c. as Sung at the Bath Harmonic Society . . . .
• A Selection of Favourite Conference Hymns, with Historical Sketches of Church History, through Every Century of the Christian Era
• A Selection of Free-grace Hymns . . . to Which are Added, Some Original Hymns . . . .
• A Selection of Funeral Hymns, from Admired Authors
• A Selection of Greek Epigrams or Inscriptions . . . a Translation in English Verse . . . for the Use of Winchester School
• A Selection of Hebrew Poems
• A Selection of Hymns & Psalms, from the Most Approved Authors; Principally from Watts & Rippon: Together with Originals
• A Selection of Hymns and Divine Songs, Designed to Assist the Devotions of the Closet and the Family
• A Selection of Hymns and Meditations for Every Day in the Week . . .
• A Selection of Hymns and Poems; for the Use of Believers. Collected from Sundry Authors
• A Selection of Hymns and Psalms for Social and Private Worship
• A Selection of Hymns and Psalms for Social and Private Worship
• A Selection of Hymns and Psalms, for Social and Private Worship
• A Selection of Hymns and Psalms, for Social and Private Worship
• A Selection of Hymns and Psalms, for Social and Private Worship
• A Selection of Hymns and Psalms, for Social and Private Worship
• A Selection of Hymns and Psalms, for Social and Private Worship
• A Selection of Hymns and Psalms, for Social and Private Worship
• A Selection of Hymns and Psalms, for Social and Private Worship
• A Selection of Hymns and Psalms, for Social and Private Worship
• A Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . . As a Supplement to Those Selections now in Use
• A Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . . Designed . . . as an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, from the Best Authors. Together with a Number never before Printed
• A Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, from Various Authors
• A Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. In Two Parts . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs. In Two Parts . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns for Infant Minds
• A Selection of Hymns for Public and Private Use
• A Selection of Hymns for Public Worship
• A Selection of Hymns for the Sunday School Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church
• A Selection of Hymns for the Use of Children in Sabbath Schools
• A Selection of Hymns for the Use of Social Religious Meetings and for Private Devotions
• A Selection of Hymns for the Use of Social Religious Meetings; and for Private Devotions
• A Selection of Hymns for the Use of Sunday Schools
• A Selection of Hymns for the Use of Sunday Schools
• A Selection of Hymns for the Use of Sunday Schools
• A Selection of Hymns for Worship
• A Selection of Hymns from Several of the Best Authors; Designed Especially as a Supplement to Dr. Watts
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors in Europe and America . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors, Including a Great Number of Originals: Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors, including a Number of Originals
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watt's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns . . . . To Which is Added, a Number of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . never before in Print
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors. Including a Great Number of Originals Intended to be an Appendix to Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors. Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watt's Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns from Various Authors, Supplementary for the Use of Christians
• A Selection of Hymns, Adapted to the Devotions of the Closet, the Family and the Social Circle . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns, Adapted to the Devotions of the Closet, the Family, and the Social Circle . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns, Designed for the Use of the Lutheran and German Reformed Sunday School, of the Borough of Reading
• A Selection of Hymns, Designed Principally for the Use of Prisoners
• A Selection of Hymns, Designed Principally for the Use of Prisoners
• A Selection of Hymns, for Conference & Prayer Meetings, and Other Occasions
• A Selection of Hymns, for Public Worship: with Originals
• A Selection of Hymns, for the Use of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
• A Selection of Hymns, for the Use of Social Religious Meetings, and for Private Devotions
• A Selection of Hymns, for the Use of Social Religious Meetings, and for Private Devotions
• A Selection of Hymns, for the Use of Social Religious Meetings, and for Private Devotions
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors . . . an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors, Including a Great Number of Originals: Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors, Including a Great Number of Originals: Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors, Including a Great Number of Originals: Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors, Intended as an Appendix to Dr. Watts' Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors, Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors. Including a Great Number of Originals: Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors. Including a Great Number of Originals: Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors. Intended to be an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Best Authors; Intended as an Appendix to Dr. Watts' Psalms & Hymns
• A Selection of Hymns, from the Most Eminent Authors. Designed for Conferences, Prayer-meetings, and Private Circles
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn Book
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn Book
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn Book
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn Book
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn Book
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn Book
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn-book
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn-book
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn-book
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn-book . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn-book . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn-book . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Designed as a Supplement to the Methodist Pocket Hymn-book . . . .
• A Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors, Supplementary for the Use of Christians
• A Selection of Hymns: Including a Few Originals Designed to Aid the Friends of Zion in Their Private and Social Worship
• A Selection of Hymns: Including a Few Originals, Designed to Aid the Friends of Zion in Their Private and Social Worship
• A Selection of Hymns: Including a Few Originals, Designed to Aid the Friends of Zion in Their Private and Social Worship
• A Selection of Hymns: Including a Few Originals, Designed to Aid the Friends of Zion in Their Private and Social Worship
• A Selection of Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse and Prose. Respectfully Dedicated to the Youth of Both Sexes
• A Selection of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• A Selection of Moral Lessons, Natural History, Bible Lessons, and Poetry . . . .
• A Selection of More than Three Hundred Hymns, from the Most Approved Authors, on a Great Variety of Subjects . . . .
• A Selection of More than Three Hundred Hymns, from the Most Approved Authors, on a Great Variety of Subjects . . . .
• A Selection of One Hundred and Forty of the Most Favourite English, Scotch, Irish, and American Songs
• A Selection of Poems, Designed Chiefly for Schools and Young Persons
• A Selection of Poems, for Young Children
• A Selection of Poems, Religious, Moral, and Entertaining
• A Selection of Poetical & Dramatic Pieces, on Various Subjects. Intended for Exercises in Reading and Recitation
• A Selection of Poetical Pieces
• A Selection of Psalms & Hymns, for Public Worship
• A Selection of Psalms . . . .
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns for Every Sunday and Principal Festival . . .for the Use of Congregations in the Diocese of Quebec
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns for Public and Private Worship
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns for Public Worship . . .
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns for the Use of St.Paul's and St. James's Churches, Sheffield: adapted to the Services of the Church of England
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, Done under the Appointment of the Philadelphian Association
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, Done under the Appointment of the Philadelphian Association
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, Done under the Appointment of the Philadelphian Association
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, Embracing All the Varieties of Subject and Metre, Suitable for Private Devotion, and the Worship of Churches
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, Extracted from Various Collections . . . .
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, for Public and Private Use: adapted to the Festivals of the Church of England
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, for Public and Private Use: adapted to the Festivals of the Church of England
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, for Public and Private Use: adapted to the Festivals of the Church of England
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, for Public and Private Use: adapted to the Festivals of the Church of England
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, for Public and Private Use: adapted to the Festivals of the Church of England
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, for Public and Private Use: adapted to the Services of the Church of England
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, for Public Worship
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, for Public Worship
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, Suited to Public, Social and Family Worship
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, with Many New Compositions, Adapted to Public Worship . . . .
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns: For Public and Social Worship: With Various Hymns for Private Use
• A Selection of Psalms and Hymns: for the Use of Saint Paul's Church, in Sheffield
• A Selection of Psalms, from the Authorized Versions; for the Use of Churches
• A Selection of Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• A Selection of Psalms, Hymns, Anthems, and Choruses; Designed for Public and Private Use
• A Selection of Psalms, with Occasional Hymns
• A Selection of Sacred Hymns & Poetry, for Families and Schools . . . .
• A Selection of Sacred Poetry, Adapted to Public and Private Worship. In Three Parts
• A Selection of Sacred Poetry, Consisting of Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• A Selection of Sacred Poetry, Consisting of Psalms and Hymns . . . . Compiled for the Use of the Unitarian Church in Philadelphia
• A Selection of Scraps, in Prose and Verse . . . Found after Their Decease, and Printed as a Memorial, for the Gratification of Their Parents and Near Relatives
• A Selection of Several Books of Poetry, Chiefly on Religious Subjects . . . .
• A Selection of Songs and Hymns
• A Selection of Speeches. To Which is Annexed, a Variety of Poetry
• A Selection of Wonderful and Interesting Stories and Romances. To Which is Added a Few Funny, Droll . . . and Humorous Songs
• A Selection, in Prose and Poetry, from the Miscellaneous Writings . . . . To Which is Prefixed, a Memoir of His Life
• A Selection, in Prose and Verse; with Some Original Pieces
• A Sentimental Journey to Bath, Bristol, and Their Environs; a Descriptive Poem. To which are added Miscellaneous Pieces
• A Sequel to the "Rejected Addresses;" or, the Theatrum Poetarum Minorum
• A Sequel to the "Rejected Addresses;" or, the Theatrum Poetarum Minorum
• A Sequel to the Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Dog . . . .
• A Sequel to the Poetical Monitor . . .
• A Sequel to the Poetical Monitor, Consisting of Pieces Select and Original, Adapted to Improve the Minds and Manners of Young Persons
• A Sequel to the Sunday Scholar, or the History of Mary
• A Series of Hymns, Consisting of Upwards of Two Hundred, on a Variety of Religious Subjects, . . . Designed for Private and Social Worship
• A Series of Plays . . . Vol. III [of 3]
• A Series of Plays: In Which It is Attempted to Delineate the Stronger Passions of the Mind Each Passion being the Subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy. Vol. II [, of 3]
• A Series of Plays: in which it is Attempted to Delineate the Stronger Passions of the Mind, Each Passion being the Subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy. Vol. I [of 3]
• A Series of Plays: In Which It is Attempted to Delineate the Stronger Passions of the Mind. Each Passion being the Subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy
• A Series of Plays: in Which It is Attempted to Delineate the Stronger Passions of the Mind. Each Passion being the Subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy
• A Series of Plays: In Which It is Attempted to Delineate the Stronger Passions of the Mind. Each Passion being the Subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy
• A Series of Plays: In Which It is Attempted to Delineate the Stronger Passions of the Mind. Each Passion being the Subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy
• A Series of Plays: In Which It is Attempted to Delineate the Stronger Passions of the Mind. Each Passion being the Subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy. Vol.II [, of 3]
• A Series of Plays: In Which It is Attempted to Delineate the Stronger Passions of the Mind: Each Passion being the Subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy. Vol. I [, of 3]
• A Series of Plays: In Which It is Attempted to Delineate the Stronger Passions of the Mind: Each Passion beng the Subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy
• A Series of Poems, Containing the Plaints, Consolations, and Delights . . . with Notes . . .
• A Series of Sonnets, Written Expressly to Accompany Some Recently-published Views of Tintern Abbey
• A Serio-comic and Admonitory Epistle, addressed to a Certain Priest
• A Serio-comic Poem, Entitled the Budget . . .
• A Serio-comic, Anti-cholera Poem, Dedicated . . . to William Owen Stanley, Esq. . . .
• A Serio-Comic, Patriotic Sketch: Called, a British Sailor's Address to the Volunteers of the United KIngdom
• A Serious Call to Such as are at Ease in Their Sins. Together with a Father's Exhortation to His Children
• A Sermon, Preached before the University of Cambridge . . . Translated, into English Verse
• A Short Account of a Few of the Most Remarkable Trees and Plants; to Which are Added, Miscellaneous Poems
• A Short Account of John Marriott, Including Extracts from Some of His Letters. To Which are Added, Some of His Poetical Productions
• A Short Account of Leiston Abbey, with Descriptive and Illustrative Verses
• A Short Account of the Life and Death of Miss Mary Mallitt . . . . Together with Her Letters, Reflections, and Poetry, upon Various Subjects
• A Short Account of the Life and Death of P. Heaman & F. Gautiez, Who were Executed for Piracy . . . .
• A Short Account of the Rise and Progress of Religion, in the Village of Wooburn . . . with a Poem, Entitled, "The Blessings of Wooburn"
• A Short Essay on Charles Churchill. Written in 1764. With Notes and Alterations in 1774. To a Friend
• A Short Narration . . . . Also a Poem, in Five Parts, on Predestination, Depravity, Freegrace, Perfection, and Formal Worship
• A Short Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan . . . .
• A Short Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan . . . .
• A Short Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan . . . .
• A Short Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan . . . .
• A Short Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan . . . . Also, the Wrestler . . . being an Answer . . . .
• A Short Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan . . . . To Which is Added . . . a Sermon . . . .
• A Short Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan . . . . To Which is Added . . . a Sermon . . . .
• A Short Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan: Also, Lines on the Happy End of the Righteous . . . .
• A Short Poem, Containing a Descant on the Universal Plan: Also, Lines on the Happy End of the Righteous, and the Prosperity and Death of the Rich Man . . . .
• A Short Poetical History of Fragments, Collected from Past and Present Times
• A Short Poetical History of Fragments, Collected from Past and Present Times
• A Short Sketch of the Life of Mrs Hemans: with Remarks on Her Poetry; and Extracts
• A Shroud for Sir Samuel Romilly: An Elegy
• A Sicilian Story with Diego Montilla and Other Poems
• A Sicilian Story, with Diego de Montilla, and Other Poems
• A Sicilian Story, with Diego de Montilla, and Other Poems
• A Sister's Poems; for the Amusement and Instruction of Children
• A Sketch from Nature. A Rural Poem
• A Sketch from Public Life: A Poem, Founded upon Recent Domestic Circumstances; with Weep not for Me! and Other Poems
• A Sketch of Local History, being a Chain of Incidents Relating to the State of the Fens, from the Earliest Accounts to the Present Time . . . .
• A Sketch of the Campaign of 1793
• A Sketch of the Times. A Satire.
• A Sketch on Mutability, a Poem, in Blank Verse
• A Sketch, from the Landscape, a Didactic Poem. Addressed to R. P. Knight . . .
• A Sketch. Inscribed to E--- S---
• A Slight View of the Village and School of R-----. In Imitation of Gray's Eaton College
• A Small Collection of Hymns
• A Small Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the Children of God Chiefly Original
• A Small Collection of Hymns, Which are Frequently Sung in Times of Revivals of Religion
• A Small Collection of Original Pieces, (in Verse,) Consisting of Epistles, Songs, Rural Ballads, and Hymns
• A Small Collection of Practical and Experimental Hymns, Original and Selected . . . .
• A Small Composition of Poems on Various Subjects, Chiefly Elegies and Letters of Condolence . . . .
• A Small Extract, from a Late Collection of Hymns, Published for the Use of Pious People of Every Denomination
• A Solemn Call to the Citizens of the United States
• A Solemn, Sentimental, and Reprobating Epistle to Mrs. Clarke
• A Song Book for Little Children
• A Song of Triumph
• A Song, Composed on the Cause and Progress, of the Late American War
• A Song, Dedicated, by Permission, to the Court of Directors of the E. L. W. W.
• A Sonnet, Supposed to Have Been Written by Mary Queen of Scots, to the Earl of Bothwell; Previous to Her Marriage with that Nobleman. Translated into English. To Which is Subjoined a Copy of the French Sonnet, Written, as It is Said, with the Queen's Own Hand; and Found in a Casket, with Other Secret Papers
• A Specimen of Elegiac Poetry.
• A Specimen of Persian Poetry, or Odes . . . with an English Translation and Paraphrase . . . .
• A Specimen of Persian Poetry; or Odes of Hafez, with an English Translation and Paraphrase
• A Specimen of Poems
• A Specimen of the Bilsdale Dialect; or, Two Poems on Isaac Telltruth and Sammy Standfast
• A Specimen of the Bilsdale Dialect; or, Two Poems on Isaac Telltruth and Sammy Standfast
• A Specimen of the Translation of the Epigrams of M. Val. Martial: with the Original Subjoined, and Notes at the End of the Volume.
• A Speech at the Whig Club; or, A Great Statesman's Own Exposition of His Political Principles. With Notes Critical and Explanatory.
• A Spiritual Sea Voyage
• A Spiritual Sea Voyage
• A Spiritual Sea Voyage
• A Spiritual Sea Voyage
• A Spiritual Sea Voyage
• A Spur for the Gauls, Addressed to the Royal Edinburgh Volunteers
• A Spy upon Spies; or, the Milan Chambermaid; Developing Certain Particulars of the Mysterious Contents of the Green Bag
• A Storm: With the Description of a Water-spout; a Shoal of Dolphins; and Other Ominous Appearances
• A Student's Note Book
• A Subject's Tribute in Memory of George the Third
• A Sublime Epistle Poetic and Politic, on the Manchester Subject . . . .
• A Sublime Monody, Sacred to the Memory of . . . Nelson . . . .
• A Suit of Armour for Youth
• A Summer in Bath; in a Series of Letters . . . .
• A Sunday School Hymn Book: For Youth
• A Supplement to . . . Works . . . . Vol. XIV [, of 14]
• A Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns, selected from Various Authors
• A Supplement to the Asylum for Fugitive Pieces. Containing the Remainder of the Probationary Odes, and Other Pieces
• A Supplement to the Court of Adultery. Addressed to a Maid of Honour
• A Supplement to the Golden Age: Or, the Virtues of the Modern Catholicon Clearly Displayed
• A Supplement to the Miscellanies
• A Supplement to the Miscellanies . . .
• A Supplement to the Pharsalia of Lucan, translated from the Latin
• A Supplementary Epistle to the Correspondence between Mr. Bowles and Mr. Adam: addressed to The Man Who Calls Himself a Christian.
• A Tale of Paraguay
• A Tale of Paraguay
• A Tale of Tucuman; with Digressions, English and American
• A Tale of Wonder. For the Young
• A Tear of Gratitude, to the Memory of the Unfortunate Dr. Dodd, a Poem
• A Tear of Regret to the Memory of Lieutenant-colonel Shadwell. . . .
• A Tear of Regret, to the Memory of Lieutenant Colonel Shadwell . . . Shot throught the Heart by a Deserter . . . .
• A Third Book of Scotish Pasquils, &c.
• A Third Letter from Timmy Straightforward to his Mother, with Notes Explanatory and Entertaining
• A Thought in a Church-yard. A Poem
• A Three Months' Tour in Switzerland and France . . . Interspersed with Poetry . . . .
• A Token of Affection. A Wreath of Poesy
• A Token of Affection. A Selection of Poetry
• A Token of Affectionate Regard, Sacred to the Memory of the Rev. John Wesley, M. A. . . .
• A Topographical and Historical Account of Lisburn. Also, a Poem on Same, Comprehending the Maze--a Satire. To Which is Added, Some Miscellaneous Pieces . . . .
• A Touch on the Times; Being a Collection of New Songs to Old Tunes . . . .
• A Touch on the Times; or, Observations on Mr. Paine's Letter to Mr. Secretary Dundas . . . .
• A Tour in Pursuit of Ideas; being a Picturesque View of All the Yarmouth Public-houses: A Humourous and Descriptive Poem
• A Tour through Parts of Wales, Sonnets, Odes, and Other Poems
• A Tour to the Isle of Love
• A Tour to Yordes Cave
• A Town Eclogue
• A Tragedy, in Five Acts, founded on the History of Joseph and His Brethren . . .
• A Translation . . . into English Verse
• A Translation Attempted of the First Book of the Georgics
• A Translation in Verse of . . . Epistles . . .
• A Translation of All the Pythian, Nemean and Isthmian Odes . . .
• A Translation of Anstey's Ode to Jenner . . . .
• A Translation of Anstey's Ode to Jenner: To Which are Added Two Tables; One Shewing the Advantages of Vaccine Innoculation, the Other Containing Instructions for the Practice
• A Translation of Geddes's Ode to Peace
• A Translation of Part of the Twenty-Third Canto of the Orlando Furioso . . . .
• A Translation of Sundry Psalms Which were Omitted in Doctor Watts's Version . . . .
• A Translation of the Eighth Satire . . . on Man . . . .
• A Translation of the Fifth Canto of Dante's Inferno, and of the Entire Scene and Narrative of Hugolino
• A Translation of the First Book of . . . Tristia, in Heroic English Verse; with the Original Text
• A Translation of the First Book of the Georgics . . . in Blank Verse . . . .
• A Translation of the First Seven Books of the Odyssey
• A Translation of the Georgics . . .
• A Translation of the Inferno . . . in English Verse . . . A Specimen of a New Translation of the Orlando Furioso
• A Translation of the Inferno . . . to which is added, a Specimen of a New Translation of the Orlando Furioso
• A Translation of the Passages from Greek, Latin, Italian, and French Writers, Quoted in the Prefaces and Notes to the Pursuits of Literature
• A Translation of the Scots Pastoral Comedy, The Gentle Shepherd, into English
• A Translation of the Second Epistle of the First Book . . . to Lollius
• A Translation of the Twenty-fourth Book of the Iliad . . .
• A Translation of the Works . . . Partly Original, and Partly Altered from Dryden and Pitt
• A Translation, in Verse, of the Mottos of the English Nobility and Sixteen Peers of Scotland, in the Year 1800
• A Treat for Every One; or, the Political Dessert: A Satire
• A Treatise on Prayer, consisting of Chapters and Hymns
• A Treatise on Prayer, in Chapters and Hymns
• A Treatise on Prayer; consisting of Chapters and Hymns
• A Treatise on Prayer; Consisting of Chapters and Hymns . . . .
• A Treatise on the Nature, Necessity, and Spiritual Advantage pf Prayer
• A Treatise on the Sanctification of the Lord's Day. In Seven Parts
• A Tribute in Verse, to the Character of the Late Right Honourable George Canning, First Lord Commissioner of His Majesty's Treasury. With Prefatory Observations . . . .
• A Tribute of Regard to the Memory of Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A. . . .
• A Tribute of Respect to the Memory of the Late Rt. Hon. George Canning . . . .
• A Tribute of Sorrow and Affection to the Memory of a Beloved Son, of Extraordinary Promise, Who was Accidentally Drowned . . . in the Sixteenth Year of His Age
• A Tribute of Sorrow and Affection to the Memory of a Beloved Son, of Extraordinary Promise, Who was Accidentally Drowned by Falling from the Prince's Dock Pier-head into the River Mersey, September 23, 1821, in the Sixteenth Year of His Age
• A Tribute to Bridgnorth, and Other Poems
• A Tribute to Learning, Fame, Science, and Genius
• A Tribute to Liberty. Or, New Collection, of Patriotic Soings; entirely Original, to which are added the Most Select Songs . . . Sacred to the Rights of Man
• A Tribute to Liberty: or, A Collection of Select Songs: together with a Collection of Toasts and Sentiments. Sacred to the Rights of Man
• A Tribute to Liberty: or, A Collection of Select Songs: together with a Collection of Toasts and Sentiments. Sacred to the Rights of Man
• A Tribute to the Manes of Unfortunate Poets, in Four Cantos; with Other Poems on Various Subjects
• A Tribute to the Manes of Unfortunate Poets: In Four Cantos. With Other Poems on Various Subjects
• A Tribute to the Memory of Britain's Distinguished Hero, and Illustrious Patriot . . . Horatio Lord Viscount Nelson . . . .
• A Tribute to the Memory of Lord Nelson
• A Tribute to the Memory of Mrs. Elizh. Johnson, late of Chapel-town, near Leeds . . . .
• A Tribute to the Memory of Sir Samuel Romilly
• A Tribute to the Memory of the Right Hon. W. Pitt . . . .
• A Tribute to the Memory of William Cowper . . .
• A Tribute to the Memory of William Cowper . . . Occasioned by the Perusal of His Works, and the Memoirs of His Life . . . .
• A Tribute to the Memory of William Cowper, Author of The Task, and Other Poems, Occasioned by the Perusal of His Works, and the Memoirs of His Life . . . .
• A Tribute to the Swinish Multitude: Being a Choice Collection of Patriotic Songs
• A Tribute to Washington for February 22d, 1800
• A Trip to Goole, on Board the Sythe, Capt. Forbes . . . in One of the Steam Packets: A Poem . . . .
• A Trip to Highgate; or, a Satyrical Touch on the Times . . . .
• A Trip to Margate, a Poetical Epistle
• A Trip to Margate: With a Description of Its Environs, Written in the Year 1805
• A Trip to Paris, in Verse
• A Trip to Paris, or John Bull Most in His Element, by His Own Fire Side
• A Trip to Parnassus; or, Pieces in Verse
• A Trip to Parnassus; or, the Judgment of Apollo on Dramatic Authors and Performers. A Poem
• A Trip to Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight . . . .
• A Trip to Richmond in Surry
• A Trip to the Coast; or, Poems Descriptive of Various Interesting Objects on the Sea-shore
• A Trip to the Earth . . . .
• A True Christian, Delineated under the Similitude of a Little Child: In Twenty-five Particulars . . . .
• A True History of a Little Old Woman, Who Found a Silver Penny
• A Turkish Tale. In Five Cantos
• A Universal Prayer; Death; a Vision of Heaven; and A Vision of Hell
• A Universal Prayer; Death; a Vision of Heaven; and a Vision of Hell
• A Universal Prayer; Death; a Vision of Heaven; and a Vision of Hell
• A Universal Prayer; Death; a Vision of Heaven; and a Vision of Hell, &c. &c.
• A Universal Prayer; Death; a Vision of Heaven; and a Vision of Hell; &c. &c.
• A Valedictory Poem, Delivered, by Appointment, in the Chapel of Yale College . . . at the Conclusion of the Senior Examination
• A Valedictory Poem; Addressed to the Inhabitants of Rainsford's, George's, Gallop's, Light House, and Deer Islands, in Boston Harbour
• A Versification of Sir Jeffery Dunstan's . . . Speech to the Lords and Commons . . .
• A Version of the Messiah, a Sacred Oratorio . . . .
• A Version of the Psalms . . . . Printed at the Very Particular Request of Several of the Author's Friends
• A Version of the Psalms of David . . .
• A Version of the Psalms of David . . . to which are added, Translations and Paraphrases of Several Passages in Sacred Scripture
• A Version of the Psalms of David, Attempted in Metre
• A Version of the Psalms of David, Suited and Applied to the Christian State and Worship . . . .
• A Version of the Psalms, with a Comprehensive Selection of Hymns, Chosen from the Best Authors . . . .
• A View of Lower Canada, Interspersed with Canadian Tales and Anecdotes
• A View of the Democratick Republican Celebration, at Westmoreland, N.H. July 5th, 1813 . . . a Caustick, Pindarick, Hudibrastick Poem . . . .
• A View of the Life, Travels and Philanthropic Labours of the Late John Howard . . . .
• A View of the Woods; A Poem
• A Vision of Death's Destruction, a Poem; the Creation, a Poem; the Last Man; and Miscellaneous Poems
• A Vision of Fair Spirits, and Other Poems
• A Vision of Hell. A Poem
• A Vision of Judgement
• A Vision of Judgment
• A Vision of Judgment . . . . To Which is Added, a Vision of Judgment
• A Vision of Mankind, and Miscellaneous Poems
• A Visit from the Shades; or, Earl Chatham's Adi[eu] to His Friend, Lord Cambden . . . .
• A Visit to Bonaparte, in Plymouth-Sound. With Another Piece Descriptive of Stoke
• A Voice from the Cloister
• A Voice from the Dormitory: Being a Collection of Sacred Poems, the Majority of Which are from Old Authors
• A Volunteer Song . . . [and other poems]
• A Voyage to Boston. A Poem
• A Voyage to Boston. A Poem
• A Voyage to India. Containing Fifteen Original Songs . . . now performing by Charles Incledon
• A Walk from the Town of Lanark to the Falls of Clyde, on a Summer Afternoon
• A was an Apple
• A was an Apple
• A Week at Harrogate. A Poem: In a Series of Letters, Addressed from Benjamin Blunderhead, Esq., to His Friend, Simon . . . .
• A Week at Harrogate. A Poem: In a Series of Letters, Addressed from Benjamin Blunderhead, Esq., to His Friend, Simon: Describing Whatever Principally Attracted His Attention, on His Journey (through York,) to, and during His Stay at that Celebrated Watering-place
• A Wheen Scraps for a Laugh
• A Whetstone for Dull Wits; or, a New Collection of Riddles, for the Entertainment of Youth . . . .
• A Whimsical Rhapsody on Taxes and Balloons. By a True Briton . . . .
• A Whipping for the Welch Parson. Being a Comment on the Rev. Mr. Evan Lloyd's Epistle to David Garrick, Esq.
• A Whisper to a Newly-Married Pair, from a Widowed Wife
• A Whisper to a Newly-married Pair, from a Widowed Wife
• A Widow's Tale, and Other Poems
• A Winter Evening's Reverie, in the Church Yard of Tor Mohun, Devon
• A Winter's Night's Dream. The Seventh Day. [Canto I]
• A Word in Season to My Beloved Country
• A Word or Two; or, Architectural Hints . . . Addressed to Those Royal Academicians Who are Painters . . . .
• A Word to the Wise; or, Britons Beware . . . .
• A Wreath for the Urn: An Elegy on Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte of Wales and Saxe-Cobourg; with Other Poems
• A Wreath from the Wilderness: Being a Selection from the Metrical Arrangements . . . .
• A Wreath from the Wilderness: Being a Selection from the Metrical Arrang[e]ments of Accola Montis-Amoeni
• A Wreath from the Willows
• A Wreath of Ivy, and Christmas Wild Flowers
• A Wreath of Poesy; or Effusions of the Heart
• A Wreath of Wild Flowers
• A Year in Canada, and Other Poems
• A Young Christian's Soliloquy, on Scripture Characters in the Old Testament
• A [J]ournal, of the Captivity and Sufferings of John Foss; Several Years a Prisoner at Algiers . . . .
• Abaddon, the Spirit of Destruction; and Other Poems
• Abbassah, an Arabian Tale. In Two Cantos
• Abbotts' Reader; a Series of Familiar Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Abdallah; an Oriental Poem: In Three Cantos. With Other Pieces
• Abdallah; or, the Arabian Martyr: A Christian Drama, in Three Acts
• Abdallah; or, the Arabian Martyr; a Christian Drama, in Three Acts: With a Poem on the Same Subject . . . .
• Abelard to Eloisa, Leonora to Tasso, Ovid to Julia, Spring, and Other Poems
• Abelard to Eloisa. An Epistle. To which are prefixed, Sonnets. With a Rhapsody written at Stratford-upon-Avon
• Abelard to Eloisa: A Poem
• Abelard to Eloisa: A Poetical Epistle
• Abelard to Eloisa: An Epistle. With a New Account of Their Lives, and References to Their Original Correspondence
• Abelard to Eloise: a Moral and Sentimental Epistle
• Aberystwyth in Miniature, in Various Poems
• Abounding Grace: A Poem
• Abradatas and Panthea; a Tragedy, in Five Acts: From the Cyropaedia of Xenophon
• Abram's Plains: A Poem
• Abridged History of the Bible, in Verse
• Abridged History of the Bible, in Verse
• Abridged History of the Bible, in Verse. Parts I and II [, of 16]
• Abridgement of the History of England, in Verse: For the Advantage of Youth and the Use of Schools
• Absalom, a Poem. With Copious Illustrative Notes
• Absence: A Love Elegy. To which is prefixed, a Poetical Dedication to the Ladies
• Abstracts from the Companion to the Grave; or, Every Man his own Undertaker . . . Illustrated with copper plates designed by the author ... With notes, historical, chronological, explanatory, and observatory, etc.
• Absurdities: In Prose and Verse
• Academic Trifles. A Collection of Poetical Pieces
• Academical Contributions of Original and Translated Poetry
• Accepted Addresses; or, Praemium Poetarum . . . .
• Accepted Addresses; or, Praemium Poetarum. To Which are Added, Macbeth Travestie, in Three Acts, and Miscellanies . . . .
• Accepted Addresses; or, Proemium Poetarum. To Which are Added, Macbeth Travestie, in Three Acts, and Miscellanies . . . .
• Accepted Addresses; or, Proemium Poetarum. To Which are Added, Macbeth Travestie, in Three Acts, and Miscellanies . . . .
• Accommodation, a Poetical Epistle to John Ashby, Esq
• Account of Dr. Thornton's Exhibition of Botanical Paintings . . . with the Poetic Compositions Made on the Different Subjects . . . .
• Achmed and Athene; or, the Loves of a Turkish Youth and a Greek Maiden
• Achmet to Selim, or, the Dying Negro . . . .
• Achmet's Feast, and Other Poems
• Acrostics, Embracing Lessons of Morality and Piety; for the Benefit of the Young
• Acrostics, Moral and Divine
• Acsi Pertu (the Reflected Sun-beam). A Series of Poems, Containing the Plaints, Consolations, and Delights of Achmed Ardebeili, a Persian Exile
• Acting American Theatre. Containing the Most Popular Plays . . . .
• Actors and Editors, a Poem
• Ada, and Other Poems
• Ada, and Other Poems
• Ada, and Other Poems
• Adam and Eve; a Margate Story
• Adam's Tail; or The First Metamorphosis.
• Adam's Tail; or, the First Metamorphosis
• Adam's Tail; or, The First Metamorphosis
• Adam's Tail; or, The First Metamorphosis
• Adbaston; a Poem
• Additional Hymns for the Use of the New Church . . .
• Additional Hymns to Dr. Belknap's Collection of Psalms and Hymns
• Additional Hymns to the Collection of Hymns for the Use of Evangelical Lutheran Churches
• Additional Hymns, Adopted by the General Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America
• Additional Hymns, Adopted by the General Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• Additional Hymns, Adopted by the General Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• Additional Hymns, Adopted by the General Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• Additional Hymns, Adopted by the General Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• Additional Hymns, Adopted by the General Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church, in North America . . . .
• Additional Hymns, Designed as a Supplement to Dwight's Psalms and Hymns
• Additional Hymns, Intended as an Appendix to Watts and Rippon
• Additions to the Diaboliad, a Poem. Dedicated to the Worst Man in His Majesty's Dominions
• Additions to The Diaboliad, a Poem. Dedicated to the Worst Man in His Majesty's Dominions
• Additions to the Works of Alexander Pope, Esq. together with many Original Poems and Letters of Cotemporary Writers. Never before published
• Additions to the Works of Alexander Pope, Esq. together with many Original Poems and Letters, of Cotemporary Writers, never before published
• Address of the Guardian Spirit of the Port, to the Inhabitants of Leith. Delivered in a Dream to the Author of the Kail Wife, &c.
• Address to Loch Lomond; a Poem
• Address to the Genius of America. A Poem
• Address to the Genius of Britain
• Address to the Young Men of Philadelphia, Who first Offered Their Services to Their Country
• Address, Delivered at the Opening of the New Theatre, in the City of Albany, by Mr. Southey, January 18, 1813
• Addresses; with Prayers and Original Hymns, for the Use of Families and Schools
• Adelaide and Antonine: Or the Emigrants: A Tale
• Adelaide of Lorraine . . . .
• Adelaide of Lorraine; a Poetic Narrative of the Miseries of a Noble French Family, at the Commencement of the Late Revolution
• Adelaide: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Adelaide: A Tragedy, in Five Acts, as Performing with Universal Applause, at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• Adelaide: Or the Emigrants: A Tragedy, as Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Dublin
• Adelgitha; or, the Fruits of a Single Error. A Tragedy in Five Acts
• Adelgitha; or, the Fruits of a Single Error. A Tragedy in Five Acts
• Adelgitha; or, The Fruits of a Single Error. A Tragedy in Five Acts
• Adelgitha; or, The Fruits of a Single Error. A Tragedy in Five Acts
• Adelgitha; or, the Fruits of a Single Error. A Tragedy, in Five Acts. . . .
• Adelgitha; or, the Fruits of a Single Error. A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Adelgitha; or, the Fruits of a Single Error.A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Adelgitha; or, the Fruits of a Single Error: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Adelgitha; or, the Fruits of a Single Error: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Adhelm and Ethelfled. A Metrical Story
• Adieu to Clifton! A Descriptive Poem . . . with Multifarious Alterations and Additions
• Admonition, a Poem on the Fashionable Modes of Female Dress; with Miscellaneous Pieces; in Verse
• Admonitory Epistles, from Harry Homer, to His Brother, Peter Pindar. Epistle I
• Admonitory Rhymes
• Adolph, and Other Poems
• Adonais an Elegy on the Death of John Keats, Author of Endymion, Hyperion, etc.
• Adonais. An Elegy on the Death of John Keats, Author of Endymion, Hyperion, etc.
• Adra, or the Peruvians; the Ruined City; &c
• Adrastus, a Tragedy: Amabel, or the Cornish Lovers: And Other Poems
• Adriano; or, The First of June, a Poem
• Adriano; or, The First of June, a Poem
• Adversity: or the Miseries of the Seduced; a Poem
• Adversity; or, the Tears of Britannia. A Poem
• Advice to a Prince, by Thaddy MacBrody, or Mac Brodin, Son of Dary; being the Inauguration Ode of Donach O'Brien . . . .
• Advice to Julia. A Letter in Rhyme
• Advice to Julia. A Letter in Rhyme
• Advice to the Advised; or, the Philosopher Confuted; in a Poetical Dialogue . . . .
• Advice to the Future Laureat: An Ode
• Advice to the Future Laureat: an Ode
• Advice to the Future Laureat: an Ode
• Aeolian Harp, a Cabinet of Fugitive Poetry, Chiefly from the American Muse. No. 2
• Aeschylus
• Aeschylus
• Aesop in Downing Street. Part I
• Aesop in Rhyme, with Some Originals
• Aesop in Rhyme, with Some Originals
• Aesop in Rhyme, with Some Originals
• Aesop's Fables, New Versified, from the Best English Editions. In Three Parts
• Afara III
• Afara, a Poem
• Affectation; or, The Close of the Eighteenth Century . . . . Part the First
• Affection's Gift, or Flowers of Moral and Sacred Poesy
• Affection's Gift. Flowers of Sacred and Moral Poesy. Fifth Series
• Affection's Gift. Flowers of Sacred and Moral Poesy. Third Series
• Affection's Victim, a Poem, in Three Cantos; and The Flight of Hassan, a Tale: with Other Pieces
• Affection, and Other Poems
• Affection, with Other Poems
• Affection: With Other Poems
• Africa, a Poem
• Africa, a Poem
• African Sketches
• African Slavery Considered. A Poem
• Agamemnon , a Tragedy
• Age and Honour; or a Tributary Lay to the Sacred Memory of a Beloved and Lamented Sovereign. A Poem
• Aglaura. A Tale. Taken from the French in Marmontel's Moral Tales.
• Agnes, a Poem. In Four Parts
• Agnes, the Indian Captive. A Poem, in Four Cantos. With Other Poems
• Agriculture and Commerce, a Poetical Panorama . . . . Written in the Year 1804
• Agrippa Posthumus, a Tragedy: With Other Poems
• Aguilhar, a Tragedy
• Ahab. A poem in four cantos
• Ahasuerus, the Wanderer: A Dramatic Legend, in Six Parts
• Ahiman Rezon . . .
• Ainsi va le Monde, a Poem. Inscribed to Robert Merry . . .
• Ainsi Va le Monde, a Poem. Inscribed to Robert Merry, Esq. A.M. Member of the Royal Academy of Florence; and, Author of the Laurel of Liberty and the Della Crusca Poems
• Air-Balloon, or Blanchard's Triumphal Entry into the Etherial World; a Poem. To Which is Added a Touch on the Times, in Two Fables. With Maria, a Poem. Taken from Sterne's Tristam Shandy
• Airedale in Ancient Times, Elwood and Elvina, the Poacher, and Other Poems
• Airedale in Ancient Times, Elwood and Elvina, the Poacher, and Other Poems
• Airs of Palestine; a Poem
• Airs of Palestine; a Poem
• Airs of Palestine; a Poem
• Airs, Duetts, Trios, and Chorusses, in . . . The Peruvian. Performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden
• Airy Nothings; or, Scraps and Naughts, and Odd-cum-shorts; in a Circumbendibus Hop, Step, and Jump
• Airyformia; or, Ghosts of Great Note
• Aix La Chapelle; or, the Tinker and His Dog, a Poetic Sketch
• Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems
• Alan of Olway, a Tale of the Eleventh Century. In Three Parts
• Alasco: A Tragedy . . . Excluded from the Stage by the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain
• Alasco: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Alasco: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . . Excluded from the English Stage . . . .
• Alastor; or, the Spirit of Solitude: And Other Poems
• Albanus; or, the Poetical Tour of Scotland
• Alberic, Consul of Rome; or, the School for Reforms. An Historical Drama. In Five Acts
• Albert, a Metrical Tale, of the Days of Chivalry; with Reminiscences, and Other Pieces
• Albert, Edward and Laura, and the Hermit of Priestland; Three Legendary Tales
• Albert: A Poem in Two Cantos. Hilda; and Other Poems
• Albert: A Poem, in Two Cantos. Hilda; and Other Poems
• Albert; or, the Lord's Prayer Exemplified. A Swiss Tale, in Verse . . . .
• Alberti, a Play, in Five Acts
• Albina, Countess Raimond. A Tragedy . . . .
• Albina, Countess Raimond; a Tragedy . . . .
• Albina, Countess Raimond; a Tragedy . . . . As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal in the Hay-market
• Albina, Countess Raimond; a Tragedy . . . as It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal in the Hay-market
• Albina, Countess Raimond; a Tragedy . . . as It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal in the Hay-market
• Albina. A Tragedy
• Albio-Hibernia; or, the Isle of Erin. A Poem
• Albion Triumphant: or, Admiral Rodney's Victory over the French Fleet. A Poem
• Albion's Harp; or Lays of a British Minstrel
• Albion's Queen; or the Sufferings of Innocence
• Albion's Woes. A Poem
• Albiona, an Epic Poem, in Three Cantos; and Other Poems
• Album Verses, with a Few Others
• Albyn's Vale, and Other Poems
• Alcander and Lavinia, a Metrical Romance; Miscellaneous Poems and Tales; together with Farmer Hobson, a Rural Poem
• Alcander and Lavinia; a Metrical Romance . . . .
• Alcon Malanzore a Moorish Tale
• Alexander III: A National Tragedy . . . . Together with Several Miscellaneous Poems
• Alexander's Casket: Or the Lay of the First Minstrel; being a New, Abridged Version of the Iliad . . . .
• Alexander's Expedition down the Hydaspes and the Indus to the Indian Ocean
• Alexander's Modern Acting Drama: Consisting of the Most Popular Plays, Produced at the Philadelphia Theatres, and Elsewhere
• Alfonso, King of Castile: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Alfonso, King of Castile: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Alfonso, King of Castile: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Alfonso, King of Castile: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Alfonso, King of Castile: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Alfred
• Alfred
• Alfred an Epic Poem
• Alfred an Epic Poem
• Alfred the Great, a Drama, in Five Acts
• Alfred the Great; an Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Alfred the Great; or, the Patriot King. An Historical Play
• Alfred the Great; or, the Patriot King: An Historical Play
• Alfred, an Epic Poem, in Twenty-four Books
• Alfred, an Historical Tragedy, to which is added a Collection of Miscellaneous Poems . . .
• Alfred. A Tragedy . . . .
• Alfred. A Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden.
• Alfred. An Ode. With Six Sonnets
• Alfred: An Historical Poem. Delivered at the Public Commencement at Yale College . . . .
• Alfred: Or, the Wayward Son; a Domestic Story, in Eight Cantos; the Days of My Childhood, and Other Poems
• Alfred; a Romance in Rhyme
• Alfred; an Epic Poem, in Six Books
• Alfred; an Epic Poem, in Twenty-four Books
• Alfred; an Epic Poem, in Twenty-four Books
• Alhagranza, a Moorish Metrical Romance
• All Alive at the Edinburgh Festival of 1815: Addressed to Nobody. To Which is Added a New Bow Wow Song, Addressed to All the Ballad Singers in the United Kingdom
• All for Love; and the Pilgrim to Compostella
• All for Love; and the Pilgrim to Compostella
• All the Blocks! Or, an Antidote to "All the Talents." A Satirical Poem. In Three Dialogues
• All the Odes . . . , Translated from the Original Greek
• All the Talents in Ireland! A Satirical Poem; with Notes
• All the Talents! A Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents! A Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents' Garland: Or, a Few Rockets Let Off at a Celebrated Ministry. Including Elijah's Mantle, the Uti Possidetis, and Other Poems of the Same Author
• All the Talents' Garland: Or, a Few Rockets Let Off at a Celebrated Ministry. Including Elijah's Mantle, the Uti Possidetis, and Other Poems of the Same Author
• All the Talents' Garland: Or, a Few Rockets Let Off at a Celebrated Ministry. Inscribed to the Hon. William Hill
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem . . . . Dialogue the Fourth
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Four Dialogues. To Which is Added, a Pastoral Epilogue
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Four Dialogues. To Which is Added, a Pastoral Epilogue
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Four Dialogues. To Which is Added, a Pastoral Epilogue
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Three Dialogues
• All the World's a Stage. A Poem, in Three Parts
• All-Saints' Church, Derby: A Poem
• Alloway Kirk; or, Tam O'Shanter. A Tale. Man was Made to Mourn . . . .
• Alma and Brione, a Poem. Cantos I. and II. The Return of Theseus, a Dramatic Scene
• Almada Hill: An Epistle from Lisbon.
• Almahide and Hamet, a Tragedy
• Almeda; or, the Neapolitan Revenge: A Tragic Drama
• Almedo, a Poem
• Almegro, a Poem, in Five Cantos
• Almeria: Or, Parental Advice: A Didactic Poem. Addressed to the Daughters of Great Britain and Ireland
• Almeria: Or, Parental Advice: A Didactic Poem. Addressed to the Daughters of Great Britain and Ireland
• Almeyda, Queen of Granada. A Tragedy, in Five Acts. . . . As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane
• Almeyda: Queen of Granada. A Tragedy. In Five Acts . . . . As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
• Almeyda; Queen of Granada. A Tragedy. In Five Acts . . . . As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane
• Almeyda; Queen of Granada. A Tragedy. In Five Acts. . . . As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane
• Almida, a Tragedy, as It is Performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane
• Almida, a Tragedy, as It is Performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane
• Almida, a Tragedy. As It is Performed at the Theatre Royal, in Drury-Lane
• Alnwick Castle, with Other Poems
• Alnwick's Condolence; a Pastoral Elegy, in Memory of . . . Hugh, Duke of Northumberland
• Alonzo and Cora, with Other Original Poems, Principally Elegiac . . . .
• Alonzo and Ormisinda. A New Tragedy in Five Acts . . . .
• Alonzo. A Tragedy. In Five Acts. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• Alonzo. A Tragedy.
• Alonzo. A Tragedy. In Five Acts. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• Alonzo. A Tragedy. In Five Acts.
• Alonzo. A Tragedy. In Five Acts.
• Alonzo. A Tragedy. In Five Acts. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane.
• Alonzo; or, the Youthful Solitaire. A Tale
• Alphabetical Garland. An Original Poem
• Alphonso, King of Castile; a Spanish Tragedy
• Alphonso: Or, the Beggar's Boy, a Comedy, in Verse
• Alphonso: or, The Hermit
• Alphonzus; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Altamont; a Philosophical Drama, in Two Acts
• Althan and Galvina. A Poetic Tale
• Altorf, a Tragedy. . . . First Represented in the Theatre of New-York, Feb. 19, 1819
• Altorf; a Tragedy. . . . As Represented in the Theatres of New York and Philadelphia
• Alvah . . . being Sketches from the Life of the Author
• Alzuma, a Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden
• Alzuma, a Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden
• Alzuma, a Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden.
• Amadis de Gaul; a Poem in Three Books . . . .
• Amaranthus: A Poem. In Memory of The Rt. Hon.Anthony Ashley Cooper, late Earl of Shaftesbury
• Amarynthus, the Nympholept: A Pastoral Drama, Three Acts. With Other Poems
• Amatory Odes, Epistles, and Sonnets, the Productions of an Uneducated Youth
• Amatory Pieces. The Invitation . . . Edwyn and Eltruda . . . &c. &c.
• Amatory Poems, with Translations and Imitations from Ancient Amatory Authors
• Amatory Poetry; or, the Effusions of Love: Consisting of a New and Elegant Collection . . . .
• Amatory Poetry; or, the Effusions of Love; Consisting of a New and Elegant Collection of the Most Choice and Esteemed Pieces of Sentiment and Humour
• Amatory Works of Tom Shuffleton
• Amatory, and Other Verses
• Ambition and Luxury. A Poetical Epistle
• Ambition, a Poetical Essay
• Ambition, an Historical and Argumentative Poem
• America a Prophecy
• America Invincible. An Heroic Poem; in Two Books . . . . To Which is Prefixed, a Concise History of the Former Wars in America. Dedicated to His Excellency Horatio Gates, Esquire. Number 1 [, of 2?]
• America Lost. A Poem of Condolence. Addressed to Britannia
• America, a Poem
• America, an Epistle in Verse . . .
• America, an Ode. To the People of England
• America: Or, a Poem on the Settlement of the British Colonies; Addressed to the Friends of Freedom, and Their Country . . . .
• American Bards. A Satire
• American Bards: A Modern Poem, in Three Parts
• American Liberty, a Poem
• American Lyrics; Comprising the Discovery, a Poem; Sapphic, Pindaric and Common Odes; Songs and Tales on American and Patriotic Subjects and Also Imitations . . . .
• American Minstrel Consisting of Poetical Essays on Various Subjects
• American Patriotic and Comic Modern Songs. Commemorative of Naval Victories, &c.
• American Poems, Selected and Original. Vol. I [no more published]
• American Poets
• American Sketches
• American Sketches. Farmer's Fireside. A Poem
• Americana; or, a New Tale of the Genii: Being an Allegorical Mask, in Five Acts
• America’s Opposition to British Taxation: or, The Triumph of Liberty over Despotism and Slavery . . .
• Amir Khan, and Other Poems: The Remains . . . .
• Amor Patriae; a Dramatic Poem, founded upon, (and partly translated from) the "Attilio Regolo" of Metastasio
• Amoretta; or, the False Step Recovered: A Moral Poem . . . .
• Amoroso, King of Little Britain: A Serio-Comick Bombastick Operatick Interlude
• Amurath and Zara, an Ottoman Tale
• Amusement of Leisure Hours
• Amusement, or a New Collection of Pleasing Songs, Humorous Jests . . . .
• Amusement. A Poetical Essay
• Amusements of a Mission; or Poems, Moral Religious, and Descriptive . . .
• Amusements of Leisure Hours: Or Poetical Pieces, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . .
• Amusements of Solitary Hours, in Poetry and Prose
• Amusing and Instructive Tales for Youth: In Thirty Poems. With Moral Applications, in Prose
• Amusing and Instructive Tales for Youth: in Thirty Poems. Wiuth Moral Applications in Prose.
• Amwell. A Descriptive Poem
• Amwell: A Descriptive Poem
• Amwell: A Descriptive Poem
• Amy Robsart, Emma, and Other Poems
• Amyntas, a Tale of the Woods; from the Italian
• Amyntor and Adelaide; or, a Tale of Life. A Romance of Poetry. In Three Cantos
• An Account of the Life and Religious Experiences, of D. Caroline Hopwood, of Leeds, Deceased. Published at the Request of Her Relations. To Which is Added, a Collection of Pieces in Prose and Poetry, on Various Subjects, Written by the Same Author
• An Account of the Scotch Society at Norwich
• An Accurate and Impartial Narrative of the War . . . Original Poetical Epistles from Headquarters . . .
• An Address before the Washington Benevolent Society, in Newburyport, on the 22d. of Feb. 1816
• An Address Delivered before the Brothers' Charitable Society, at Their Anniversary Meeting, November 21, 1827
• An Address from Ireland to England; a Poem, on the Lamented Death of Her Royal Highness the Late Lovely Princess Charlotte of Wales
• An Address from The Members of the Constitutional Body . . . .
• An Address Humbly Presented to . . . D----r G****s, on . . . his Excellent Translation of the Holy Bible . . .
• An Address to a Deist. A Poem
• An Address to a Wealthy Libertine; or, The Melancholy Effects of Seduction; with a Letter from an Unfortunate Farmer's Daughter to her Parents in Norfolk . . .
• An Address to Bachelors
• An Address to Every Briton, on the Slave Trade . . . .
• An Address to the Bachelors
• An Address to the Bachelors
• An Address to the Deil . . . . Illustrated . . . by Landseer.
• An Address to the Deil...with explanatory notes. Illustrated by numerous engravings on wood, after designs by Thomas Landseer
• An Address to the People of Wapping and Its Environs
• An Address to the Right Hon. Lord Byron, with an Opinion on Some of His Writings
• An Address to the Right Hon. Lord Byron: With an Opinion of Some of His Writings . . . Sonnets and Odes, Elegies, Ballads, and Sketches, on Various Subjects, Chiefly Descriptive
• An Address to the Subject of the Projected Union, to the Illustrious Stephen III, King of Dalkey, Emperor of the Mugglins, Elector and Archtreasurer of Lambay, Lord Protector of the Holy Island of Magee, Grand Duke of Bullock, Grand Master of the Noble, Illustrious, and Ancient Orders of the Lobster, Crab, Scollop, &c. &c.
• An Address to Time, with Other Poems
• An Address to Time. To which are added, Stanzas Written on a beautiful Day in January, 1807; An Ode to Hope; and a Poetical Epistle . . .
• An Address to Youth
• An Address to Youth: By a Young Man, in a Declining State of Health
• An Address, Delivered to the Scholars at the Expiration of the English School in District No. 27 . . . to Which is Added a Poem, Composed on the Name of Every Scholar Who Attended the School
• An Address, in Verse, to the Author of the Poetical and Philosophical Essay on the French Revolution
• An Address, to the Liege Men of Every British Colony and Province in the World
• An Adieu to the Turf: A Poetical Epistle from the E--l of A----n to His Grace the A-----p of Y--k
• An Agreeable Companion for a Few Hours, either on the Road or at Home. In Several Fugitive Pieces.
• An Allegory, Founded on Fact, on the Rise and Fall of the Temple of Esculapius
• An Alphabet of Animals
• An Alphabetical Arrangement of Animals for Little Naturalists
• An American Version of the Psalms of David. Suited to the State of the Church in the Present Age of the World
• An Anglo-Sapphic Ode, . . . Entitled the Friend of Veracity, versus the Lie Grinder. Being a Burlesque Imitation of . . . The Friend of Humanity and the Knife Grinder
• An Answer to Andrew Moffat's Small Poem, on Singing Church-music
• An Answer to Andrew Moffat's Small Poem, on Singing Church-music
• An Answer to Familiar Epistles to Frederick J---s, Esq. on the Present State of the Irish Stage
• An Answer to Familiar Epistles to Frederick J---s, Esq. on the Present State of the Irish Stage
• An Answer to the Kirwanade
• An Answer to the Tears of the Foot Guards . . . . Inscribed to Capt. Horneck and Ensign Richardson
• An Anticipation of the Review of the Horse Guards and Horse Grenadiers
• An Apologetic Postscript to Ode upon Ode
• An Apologetic Postscript to Ode upon Ode. Or a Peep at Saint James's
• An Apologetic Postscript to Ode upon Ode: Or, a Peep at Saint James's
• An Apology for "Don Juan." Cantos I.-II
• An Apology for Tales of Terror
• An Apology for the Times: A Poem, Addressed to the King.
• An Appeal to England, on Behalf of the Abused Africans, A Poem
• An Appeal to England, on Behalf of the Abused Africans, a Poem
• An Appeal to Europe on Behalf of Greece, and Other Poems
• An Appendix to Poems on Several Occasions; being a Continuation of the Sylva
• An Appendix to the Season of Spring, in the Rural Poem "The Farmer's Boy" [and other poems]
• An Arrangement of the Psalms, Hymns . . . . To Which is Added, a Supplement of More than Three Hundred Hymns from the Best Authors . . . .
• An Arrangement of the Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs . . . . To Which is Added a Suppelement of More than Three Hundred Hymns from the Most Approved Authors
• An Arrangement of the Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs . . . . To Which is Added a Supplement of More than Three Hundred Hymns from the Best Authors . . . .
• An Arrangement of the Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs . . . . To Which is Added, a Supplement . . . of More than Three Hundred Hymns . . . .
• An Arrangement of the Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs . . . . To Which is Added, a Supplement of More than Three Hundred Hymns from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• An Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, not in any other collection . . .
• An Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, not in any other collection . . . Vol. II
• An Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, not in any other collection . . . . Vol. III
• An Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, not in any other collection . . . Vol. III
• An Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, not in any other collection . . . Vol. IV
• An Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, not in any other collection . . . Vol. IV
• An Asylum for Fugitives. Published Occasionally. Volume I [of 2]
• An Asylum for Fugitives. Vol. II
• An Attempt at an English Translation, in Terza Rima, of the First Canto of . . . Inferno, &c. &c.
• An Attempt to Answer the Important Question, What Must I Do to Be Saved?
• An Attempt to Answer the Important Question, What Must I Do to Be Saved? A Poem . . .
• An Attempt to Answer the Important Question, What Must I Do to Be Saved? A Poem . . .
• An Attempt to Answer the Important Question, What Must I Do to be Saved? A Poem, in Three Dialogues . . . .
• An Attempt to Answer the Important Question, What Must I Do to be Saved? A Poem, in Three Dialogues . . . .
• An Attempt to Vindicate the American Character, being Principally a Reply to the Intemperate Animadversions of Thomas Moore Esq.
• An Authentic Narrative of the Causes Which Led to the Death of Major Andre . . . . To Which is Added a Monody on the Death of Major Andre
• An Cluaran Albannach: a Repertory of Ballads, Ancient and Modern, Many Never Before Published
• An Easy Introduction to the Game of Chess . . . .
• An Easy Introduction to the Game of Chess . . . . To which are Added, Caissa: A Poem . . . .
• An Easy Introduction to the Game of Chess . . . . To Which are Added, Caissa: A Poem . . . .
• An Easy Introduction to the Game of Chess . . . . To Which are Added, Caissa: A Poem . . . .
• An Easy Introduction to the Game of Chess . . . . To Which are Added, Caissa: A Poem . . . .
• An Easy Introduction to the Game of Chess . . . . To Which are Added, Caissa: A Poem . . .The Morals of Chess . . . .
• An Easy Introduction to the Game of Chess . . . . With Instructions . . . . To Which are Added, Caissa: A Poem . . . .
• An Effusion, Forming an Epic Poem . . . .
• An Election Ball in Poetical Letters, in the Zomerzetshire Dialect from Mr. Inkle, a Freeman of Bath, to His Wife at Gloucester: With a Poetical Address to John Miller, Esq; at Bath-Easton Villa
• An Election Ball in Poetical Letters, in the Zomerzetshire Dialect, from Mr. Inkle, a Freeman of Bath, to his Wife at Glocester: with a Poetical Address to John Miller, Esq. at Batheaston Villa
• An Election Ball, in Poetical Letters from Mr. Incle at Bath, to His Wife at Glocester
• An Election Ball, in Poetical Letters from Mr. Inkle, at Bath, to his Wife at Glocester: with a Poetical Address to John Miller, Esq. at Batheaston Villa.
• An Election Ball, in Poetical Letters, from Mr. Inkle, at Bath, to His Wife at Gloster: with a Poetical Address to John Miller, Esq. at Batheaston Villa
• An Elegiac Acrostick on the Death of a Friend
• An Elegiac and Historical Poem, Sacred to the Memory and Virtues of the Honourable Sir William Jones . . .
• An Elegiac Ballad on the Funeral of the Princess Charlotte of Wales
• An Elegiac Epistle from an Unfortunate Elector of Germany to His Friend Mr. Pinchbeck
• An Elegiac Epistle from John Halser, who was Impress'd on his Return from the East-Indies, to Susanna, his Wife . . .
• An Elegiac Epistle, from Lucy Cooper in the Shades, to the Ravish'd Pomona, Sally Harris
• An Elegiac Ode to the Memory of David Garrick, Esq.
• An Elegiac Ode to the Memory of Sir Joshua Reynolds . . . .
• An Elegiac Pastoral, Occasioned by the Death of the Reverend John Wesley, Who Died March 2d, 1791
• An Elegiac Poem
• An Elegiac Poem . . . on William Shepherd . . . .
• An Elegiac Poem in Blank Verse, on the Death of the Rev. Mr. A. M. Toplady . . .
• An Elegiac Poem on the Death of General Washington
• An Elegiac Poem on the Death of Mrs. Sarah Branch; who died suddenly, August 2, 1784: leaving an infant of eleven days old
• An Elegiac Poem on the Death of William Beckford, Esq. . . .
• An Elegiac Poem on the Murder of Joseph Green by James Anthony, at Rutland, Feb. 15, 1814 . . . .
• An Elegiac Poem, in Three Parts . . . . Occasioned by the Death of His Wife, and Three Children . . . .
• An Elegiac Poem, on the Lamented Death of His Majesty George the Fourth
• An Elegiac Poem, Sacred to the Memory and Virtues of the Honourable Sir William Jones . . . .
• An Elegiac Poem, Sacred to the Memory and Virtues of the Honourable Sir William Jones
• An Elegiac Poem, Sacred to the Memory of a Father
• An Elegiac Poem, Sacred to the Memory of the Rev. Mr. Hugh Evans, M.A. Who Departed this Life, March 28, 1781 . . . .
• An Elegiac Poem, Sacred to the Memory of the Right Honourable James Earl of Charlemont, late president of the Royal Irish Academy.
• An Elegiac Poem: In Different Measures, without Rhime
• An Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of . . . Princess Charlotte . . . . To Which is Added the Tears of Ocean, an Elegy
• An Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of Lieut. Gen. Sir John Moore
• An Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of the Late Right Honourable Spencer Perceval
• An Elegiacal Poem, on the Death of Thomas Lord Grey of Wilton . . . .
• An Elegy by a Son, on the Loss of a Mother Written in a Churchyard on his Birthday. With an Introductory Discourse on Selfishness in Sorrow
• An Elegy in a Riding House. In Imitation of Virgil's First Pastoral . . . Written in the Year 1776
• An Elegy Occasioned by the Rejection of Mr. Wilberforce's Motion for the Abolition of the African Slave Trade
• An Elegy on a Family-tomb, Translated into Italian Verse
• An Elegy on Marie Antoinette of Austria, Ci-devant Queen of France: With a Poem on the Last Interview between the King of Poland and Loraski
• An Elegy on the Ancient Greek Model, Addressed to . . . Robert Lowth, Lord Bishop of London
• An Elegy on the Ancient Greek Model. Addressed to the Right Reverend Robert Lowth, Lord Bishop of London
• An Elegy on the Approaching Dissolution of Parliament
• An Elegy on the Death and Burial of Cock Robin
• An Elegy on the Death and Burial of Cock Robin. With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters. To Which is Added, the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• An Elegy on the Death and Burial of Cock-Robin
• An Elegy on the Death of . . . Sir Charles Saunders . . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of a Most Dear and Affectionate Daughter, Miss Harriet Taylor . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of a Much Lamented Princess
• An Elegy on the Death of Charles Yorke
• An Elegy on the Death of David's Psalms
• An Elegy on the Death of Henry Kirke White . . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Amelia, Who Died, November 2, 1810
• An Elegy on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte . . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte Augusta
• An Elegy on the Death of James Sutherland, Esq.
• An Elegy on the Death of John Blair Linn, D.D. Late Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia . . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of Martin Drayson; who departed this life, September 12, 1773: aged 21 years. Containing some Account of his Conversion, and religious Experience
• An Elegy on the Death of Miss M---s. Eldest Daughter of D--- M---, Esq. . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of Mr. John Patterson, of St. Austell . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of Richard Reynolds, with Other Poems
• An Elegy on the Death of Samuel Foote, Esq.
• An Elegy on the Death of the Honourable Sir William Jones . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of the King. Dedicated to His Present Majesty
• An Elegy on the Death of the Late Rev. John Wesley, A.M.
• An Elegy on the Death of the late Revd. Mr. George Whitefield, A. M.
• An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. Caleb Evans, D.D. Who Departed This Life, August 9, 1791, in the Fifty-fourth Year of His Age
• An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. Henry Hunter, D.D. Late Pastor of the Scots Church, London-Wall
• An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. John Gill D.D.
• An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. John Gill, D.D.
• An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. John Langhorne, D.D. . .
• An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. Mr. George Whitefield
• An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley . . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley, Who Departed this Life March 2, 1791, in the Eighty-eighth Year of His Age
• An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. Mr. Toplady
• An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. Samuel Pearce, A.M. . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of the Revd. John Wesley, A. M.
• An Elegy on the Death of the Reverend Mr. John Ryland, M.A. of Northampton . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of the Reverend Mr. John Wesley . . . .
• An Elegy on the Death of the Right Honorable Charles James Fox
• An Elegy on the Death of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke
• An Elegy on the Fears of Death
• An Elegy on the Lamented Death of the Electrical Eel . . . as placed on a Superb Erection, at the expence of the Countess of H--------, and Chevalier-Madame d'Eon de Beaumont
• An Elegy on the Late Honorable Titus Hosmer, Esq.; One of the Counsellors of the State of Connecticut, a Member of Congress, and a Judge of the Maritime Court of Appeals for the United States of America
• An Elegy on the Late Rev. George Whitefield, A.M.
• An Elegy on the Late Reverend George Whitefield, M.A. . . .
• An Elegy on the Late Reverend George Whitefield, M.A. . . .
• An Elegy on the Much Lamented Death of the late George Lord Pigot.
• An Elegy on the Much Lamented Death of William Beckford, Esq. Late Lord-mayor of, London and Representative in Parliament . . . .
• An Elegy on the Much-lamented Death of a Most Ingenious Young Gentleman, Who Lately Died in the College at Edinburgh . . . .
• An Elegy on the Much-lamented Death of William Shepherd . . .
• An Elegy on the Reverend Mr. G. Whitefield, A.M. . . .
• An Elegy on the Times: First Printed at Boston, September 20th, A.D. 1774
• An Elegy on the Unexpected Death of an Excellent Physician, the Justly Admir'd John Martin Butt, M.D.
• An Elegy on Winter, and Other Poems: to which is added, An Inscription to the Memory of the Late Lord Lyttelton.
• An Elegy Sacred to the Memory of Lady Wright . . . .
• An Elegy to the Memory of the Late Rev. Henry Martyn: With Smaller Pieces
• An Elegy to the Memory of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke
• An Elegy to the Memory of William Cowper, Esq.
• An Elegy Written at a Carthusian Monastery in the Austrian Netherlands
• An Elegy Written at a Carthusian Monastery in the Austrian Netherlands
• An Elegy written in Covent-Garden
• An Elegy Wrote under a Gallows . . . .
• An Elegy, (after the Manner of Gray) on the Death of the late William Jackson, Esq. of Canterbury
• An Elegy, Descriptive of the . . . Churchyard of Laugharne . . . .
• An Elegy, Inscribed to the Memory of Lucy Dooley, Late of Prestbury
• An Elegy, on Colonel Robert Montgomery, Written on the Fatal Spot, Where the Lamentable Duel Transpired; and Most Humbly Dedicated to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
• An Elegy, on His Grace Francis, the Late Duke of Bedford
• An Elegy, Sacred to the Memory of the Late Revd. Arthur O'Leary . . . .
• An Elegy, Supposed to be Written in the Place de la Revolution after the Murder of Louis XVI
• An Elegy, with a Parody of the Bard of Gray, to the Memory of Her Late Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Saxe Cobourg
• An Elegy, Written in Canterbury Cathedral
• An Elegy, Written in the Church Yard of Presteign, Radnorshire; with Admonitory Reflections on the Grave of Mary Morgan . . . .
• An Elegy: Supposed to Be Written in the Gardens of Ispahan . . . .
• An Elegy; Occasioned by the Death of a Lady's Linnet
• An English Grammar in Verse; with Examples Selected from Scripture.
• An English Prologue and Epilogue to the Latin Comedy of Ignoramus . . .
• An English Version of the Latin Epitaphs in the Nonconformist's Memorial: To Which is Added a Poem Sacred to the Memory of the Two Thousand Ministers Ejected or Silenced by the Act of Uniformity, August 24, 1662
• An English Version of the Latin Epitaphs in the Nonconformist's Memorial: To Which is Added, a Poem Sacred to the Memory of the Two Thousand Ministers Ejected or Silenced by the Act of Uniformity, August 24, 1662
• An Englishman's Remonstrance: inscribed to the Right Honourable Brass Crosby, Lord Mayor of London
• An Entire New and Improved Edition of Moral and Interesting Epitaphs, and Remarkable Monumental Inscriptions; with Miscellaneous Poems, &c. &c.
• An Entire New Christmas Play, Entitled the Battle of Algiers
• An Entire New Version of the . . . Psalms . . . in a variety of measures now in general use
• An Entire New Version of the Book of Psalms . . . in a Variety of Measures now in General Use . . . .
• An Entire New Version of the Book of Psalms: in which an attempt is made to accommodate them to the worship of the Christian Church
• An Entire New Version of the Book of Psalms; in Which an Attempt is Made to Accommodate Them to the Worship of the Christian Church . . . .
• An Epic Poem on Adam and Eve. With Poetry, on Two Ladies in Disguise. A Short Pastoral: Also the Soliloquy of a Young Lady; together with a Poem, an Elegy, and a Vindication of Fate in Marriage: To Which is Added, Rules for Polite Behaviour
• An Epicedium . . . to the Memory of . . . Princess Charlotte. . . .
• An Epicedium, Sacred to the Memory of the Amiable and Lamented Princess Charlotte Augusta . . .
• An Epick Poem in Commemoration of Gen. Andrew Jackson's Victory on the Eighth of January, 1815
• An Epilogue to the Late Peace, Addressed to the Right Honourable The Earl N---
• An Epistle (Moral and Philosophical) from an Officer at Otaheite to Lady Gr*s**n*r. With Notes, Critical and Historical
• An Epistle from a Country Parson, to a Residentiary of St. Paul's.
• An Epistle from a Young Lady to an Ensign in the Guards, upon his being ordered to America.
• An Epistle from Abelard to Eloise
• An Epistle From Abelard to Heloise
• An Epistle from Edward . . . to Harriet, in America . . . . To Which is Added, an Ode to Charity
• An Epistle from G----- E----- H---rd, Esq. to Alderman George Faulkner. With Notes Explanatory, Critical, and Historical, by the Alderman and Other Learned Authors.
• An Epistle From Gorges Edmond Howard, Esq. to Alderman G. Faulkner, with Notes &c. by the Alderman and Other Authors
• An Epistle from John, Lord Ashburton, in the Shades, to the Right Hon. William P-tt, in the Sunshine
• An Epistle from Joseph Surface, Esq. to Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq
• An Epistle from L--y W----y to S-r R---d W----y, Bart
• An Epistle from L--y W--y to S-r R--d W--y, Bart
• An Epistle from Mademoiselle D'Eon to the Right Honorable L--d M-------d . . . on his Determination in regard to her Sex
• An Epistle from Mademoiselle D'Eon to the Right Honorable L--d M-------d, C--- J-----e of the C--- of K--g's B---ch. On His Determination in Regard to Her Sex
• An Epistle from Mademoiselle D'Eon to the Right Honorable L--d M-------d, C--- J-----e of the C--- of K--g's B---ch. On His Determination in Regard to Her Sex
• An Epistle from Mademoiselle D'Eon to the Right Honorable L--d M-------d, C--- J-----e of the C--- of K--g's B---ch. On His Determination in Regard to Her Sex
• An Epistle from Mademoiselle D'Eon to the Right Honorable L--d M-------d, C--- J-----e of the C--- of K--g's B---ch. On His Determination in Regard to Her Sex
• An Epistle from Mademoiselle D'Eon to the Right Honorable L--d M-------d, L--d C---f J-----e of the C---t of K--g's B--h. On His Determination in Regard to Her Sex
• An Epistle from Mr. Banks, Voyager, Monster-Hunter, and Amoroso, to Oberea, Queen of Otaheite.
• An Epistle from Mrs. B****y, to His R***l H*****ss the D*** of C********: Or, Beauty Scourging Rank
• An Epistle from Oberea . . . .
• An Epistle from Oberea, Queen of Otaheite . . . .
• An Epistle from Oberea, Queen of Otaheite, to Joseph Banks, Esq.
• An Epistle from Oberea, Queen of Otaheite, to Joseph Banks, Esq.
• An Epistle from Oberea, Queen of Otaheite, to Joseph Banks, Esq. Translated by T. Q. Z. Esq. .. .
• An Epistle from Pindar to His Pretended Cousin Peter . . .
• An Epistle from Pindar to his Pretended Cousin Peter: in which are many Curious and Original Anecdotes of the Pseudo Pindar
• An Epistle from Shakespear to His Countrymen
• An Epistle from Silly Billy, an Ideot in Newcastle, to General Bonaparte, Chief Consul in France
• An Epistle from the Earl of Chatham to the King . . . .
• An Epistle from the Princess F----a, at Naples, to the Countess of -------in London
• An Epistle from the Rector of St. Anne, Westminster; to the Vicar of Rochdale
• An Epistle from the Worshipful Brown Dignum to the Worshipful Mr. Buckhorse . . . .
• An Epistle from Yarico to Incle, with Other Poems
• An Epistle in Verse to the Rev. Dr. Randolph, English Preceptor to H. R. H. the Princess of Wales . . . .
• An Epistle in Verse, Written from America in the Year 18**
• An Epistle of Condolence and Exhortation . . . .
• An Epistle to a Friend at Rome
• An Epistle to a Friend in England. Written at Sea, in December, 1772. With an Hymn
• An Epistle to a Friend, with Other Poems
• An Epistle to a Friend, with Other Poems
• An Epistle to a Friend, with Other Poems
• An Epistle to a Lady
• An Epistle to a Member of the General Court of Massachusetts, for 1809
• An Epistle to Angelica Kauffmann
• An Epistle to Archdeacon Nares, Vice-president of the Royal Society of Literature . . . .
• An Epistle to D. B
• An Epistle to David Garrick, Esq.
• An Epistle to Dr. Shebbeare: To Which is Added an Ode to Sir Fletcher Norton, in Imitation of Horace, Ode VIII. Book IV
• An Epistle to Dr. Shebbeare: to which is added, An Ode to Sir Fletcher Norton, in Imitation of Horace, Ode VIII. Book IV.
• An Epistle to Dr. Shebbeare: to which is added, An Ode to Sir Fletcher Norton, in Imitation of Horace, Ode VIII. Book IV.
• An Epistle to G. E. Howard . . . .
• An Epistle to Gorges Edmond Howard, Esq.
• An Epistle to Gorges Edmond Howard, Esq. . . .
• An Epistle to Gorges Edmond Howard, Esq. . . .
• An Epistle to Gorges Edmond Howard, Esq. With Notes Explanatory, Critical, and Historical
• An Epistle to Gorges Edmond Howard, Esq., with Notes, Explanatory, Critical, and Historical . . .
• An Epistle to Gorges Edmond Howard, Esq; with Notes Explanatory, Critical, and Historical
• An Epistle to John Count O'Rourke . . . .
• An Epistle to Junius
• An Epistle to Junius
• An Epistle to Mr Hickington . . .
• An Epistle to Robert Anderson, M.D. on Receiving from Him a Present of Various Poetical Works
• An Epistle to the Magisterial Reviewers of Modern Literature
• An Epistle to the Rev. Mr. Kell, with An Ode to Fortitude
• An Epistle to the Right Honourable Charles James Fox
• An Epistle to the Right Honourable George Lord Pigot, on the Anniversary of the Raising the Siege of Madras . . . .
• An Epistle to the Right Honourable John, Earl of Sandwich, &c. Or, The British Hero Displayed. A Poem.
• An Epistle to the Right Honourable Lord G----- G-----
• An Epistle to the Right Honourable Lord John Cavendish, Late Chancellor of the Exchequer
• An Epistle to the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval, First Lord of the Treasury, &c. &c.
• An Epistle to W-----m E--l of M---f---d, the Most Unpopular Man in the Kingdom . . . .
• An Epistle to Walter Scott: Written at Pittsburg, during the Sitting of the Term . . . on Reading the "Lady of the Lake" . . . .
• An Epistle to Warren Hastings, Esquire . . . .
• An Epistle to William Wilberforce, Esq. . . .
• An Epistle to Zenas
• An Epistle, in Verse, Occasioned by the Death of James Boswell, Esquire, of Auchinleck. Addressed to the Rev. Dr. T. D.
• An Epistle, in Verse. Written from Somersetshire, in the Year 1776, to ***** ******** ******, Esq. in Scotland
• An Epistolary Poem, humbly inscribed to the Right Honourable Frederick Lord North . . . on the Present Mode of Imprisonment for Debt.
• An Epistolary Poem: Supposed to be Written by Lord William Russell . . . from the Prison of Newgate . . .
• An Epitaph on the Late Illustrious Earl of Chatham
• An Equestrian Epistle in Verse, to the . . . Earl of Jersey. . . .
• An Essay in Rhyme, in Two Parts: with Miscellaneous Poetry
• An Essay on American Poetry, with Several Miscellaneous Pieces on a Variety of Subjects, Sentimental, Descriptive, Moral, and Patriotic
• An Essay on Barley Corn; or, a Kind Caution for Mankind to Refrain from Drinking to Excess
• An Essay on Christian Fortitude under Trials and Disappointments
• An Essay on Death: A Poem, in Five Books
• An Essay on Education. A Poem, in Two Parts. I. The Pedant. II. The Preceptor.
• An Essay on Epic Poetry; in Five Epistles to the Rev. Mr. Mason. With Notes
• An Essay on Epic Poetry; in Five Epistles to the Revd. Mr. Mason. With Notes
• An Essay on Fate, with Other Poems
• An Essay on Genius. In Two Parts [Part 1, all published]
• An Essay on Happiness: in Four Books . . . Revised and Much Enlarged
• An Essay on History; in Three Epistles to Edward Gibbon, Esq
• An Essay on History; in Three Epistles to Edward Gibbon, Esq. With Notes
• An Essay on Infant Cultivation, with a Compendium....
• An Essay on Journal Poetry . . . .
• An Essay on Liberty and Other Poems
• An Essay on Man, in His State of Policy; in a series of twelve epistles
• An Essay on Man, upon Principles Opposite to Those of Lord Bolingbroke; in Four Epistles . . . .
• An Essay on Man; Considered in His Natural and Political States of Government . . . .
• An Essay on Mind, with Other Poems
• An Essay on Modern Agriculture
• An Essay on Nature
• An Essay on Painting . . . An Epistle to a Friend, on the Death of John Thornton, Esq. and An Ode, Inscribed to John Howard, Esq
• An Essay on Painting: in Two Epistles to Mr. Romney
• An Essay on Prejudice; a Poetical Epistle to the Honourable C. J. Fox
• An Essay on Sculpture: In a Series of Epistles to John Flaxman, Esq. R.A. . . . .
• An Essay on Sensibility: a Poem
• An Essay on Sensibility: a Poem. In Six Parts
• An Essay on Speech: In Blank Verse
• An Essay on the Ancient Borough of Bewdley, and the Beauty of the Adjacent Country
• An Essay on the Cultivation of the Infant Mind . . . .With Lessons and Rhymes for Infant Schools and the Nursery
• An Essay on the Cultivation of the Infant Mind ; Forming an Epitome of the System of Infant Education: with Copious Lessons, and Rhymes for Infants' Schools
• An Essay on the Effects of the Fall
• An Essay on the Expediency of Establishing a Literary Society in the Town of Bedford . . . .
• An Essay on the Force of Imagination. With an Ode to Charity
• An Essay on the Passions: With Other Poems
• An Essay on Time; and Sacred Poems
• An Essay on War, in Blank Verse; Honington Green, a Ballad; the Culprit, an Elegy; and Other Poems, on Various Subjects
• An Essay on War, in Blank Verse; Honington Green, a Ballad; the Culprit, an Elegy; and Other Poems, on Various Subjects
• An Essay on Woman, a Poem
• An Essay on Woman, a Poem
• An Essay on Woman. In Three Parts
• An Essay on Woman. In Three Parts
• An Essay toward a New Edition of the Elegies . . . with a Translation and Notes
• An Essay upon the Peace of 1783. Dedicated to the Archbishop of Paris. Translated from the French . . .
• An Essay, on the Expediency of Establishing a Literary Society in the Town of Bedford . . . .
• An Eulogical Poem, on General George Washington . . . . Pronounced at Topsham, February 22d. 1800 . . . .
• An Eulogium on General Washington being Appointed Commander in Chief of the Federal Army in America
• An Eulogium on Major General Joseph Warren, Who Fell in the Action at Charlestown, June xvii, MDCCLXXV
• An Eulogy, on the Life and Character of His Excellency George Washington, Esq. . . .
• An Evening Walk in the Forest: A Poem Descriptive of Forest Trees
• An Evening Walk. An Epistle; in verse. Addressed to a Young Lady from the Lakes of the North of England
• An Exact and Circumstantial History of the Battle of Floddon. In Verse. Written about the Time of Queen Elizabeth . . . Published from a curious manuscript in the possession of John Askew, of Palihs-Burn, in Northamberland, Esq.
• An Excursion of the Dog-cart. A Poem
• An Excursion to Cockthorp Park, near Witney, in Oxfordshire . . . Verses written after seeing the Gardens of Park-place, near Henley, in Oxfordshire
• An Excursion to Richmond
• An Expostulatory Epistle to Lord Byron
• An Extract from the Rev. J. Marsden's Journal . . . . To Which are Added, Lines on the Much Lamented Death of . . . Coke . . . .
• An Extract of a Dispatch Extraordinary, Intended for Insertion in the D***m C******e. With Parodies. Supposed to have been Written by Mr. J*** B***
• An Extraordinary Chace, or the Parson and the Cat; a Serio-comic Satirical Poem
• An Extraordinary Chase . . . .
• An Extraordinary Gazette, Containing Dispatches from Admiral Squib, Giving a Detailed Account of a Great Naval Victory Obtained over the Combined Fleets of France and America, in the Great Serpentine Sea, on the lst August, 1814
• An Heroic Address, for the Fourth of July, 1813. Inscribed to the New-Jersey, Washington Benevolent Society . . . .
• An Heroic Answer from Richard Twiss, Esq. . . . to Donna Teresa Pinna Y Ruiz, of Murcia
• An Heroic Answer, from Richard Twiss, Esq; F.R.S. at Rotterdam, to Donna Teresa Pinna y Ruiz, of Murcia
• An Heroic Congratulation, Addressed to the Honourable Augustus Keppel, Admiral of the Blue . . .
• An Heroic Epistle from Donna Teresa Pinna Y Ruiz, of Murcia, to Richard Twiss, Esq; F.R.S. with several Explanatory Notes, Written by Himself.
• An Heroic Epistle from Donna Teresa Pinna Y Ruiz, of Murcia, to Richard Twiss, Esq
• An Heroic Epistle from Donna Teresa Pinna y Ruiz, of Murcia, to Richard Twiss, Esq.; F.R.S. With Several Explanatory Notes, Written by Himself
• An Heroic Epistle from Donna Teresa Pinna Y Ruiz, of Murcia, to Richard Twiss,Esq; F.R.S. . . .
• An heroic epistle from Mr. M***ly ... to Mr. Pinchbeck, now in London.
• An Heroic Epistle from Mr. M***ly, Author of the Famous Gold-coloured Metal, Quitting Business in Dublin, and Going to Reside in London, to Mr. Pinchbeck, now in London.
• An Heroic Epistle to a Great Orator
• An Heroic Epistle to an Unfortunate Monarch . . . enriched with Explanatory Notes
• An Heroic Epistle to Major Scott, with notes . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Mr Winsor, the Patentee of the Hydro-carbonic Gas Lights . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir Hew, and a Word to Sir Arthur
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir James Wright
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers . . . Author of a late Dissertation on Oriental Gardening
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knight . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knight . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knight . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knight . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knight . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knight . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knight . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knight . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knight . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knight . . . Author of a Late Dissertation on Oriental Gardening . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to the King . . . Dedicated to Peter Pindar, Esq
• An Heroic Epistle to the Noble Author of the Duchess of Devonshire's Cow, A Poem
• An Heroic Epistle to the Rev. Martin M-d-n, Author of a Late Treatise on Polygamy, &c.
• An Heroic Epistle to the Rev. Richard Watson, D.D. F.R.S. Archdeacon of Ely . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to the Rev. Richard Watson, D.D. F.R.S. Archdeacon of Ely . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle to the Right Honourable Edmund Burke
• An Heroic Epistle to the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Sackville
• An Heroic Epistle to Thomas Paine
• An Heroic Epistle, Addressed to G. L. Wardle, Esq. M.P. on the Charges Preferred by Him, against His Royal Highness the Duke of York, and the Foundation of those Charges
• An Heroic Epistle, from Cunning Little Isaac . . . .
• An Heroic Epistle, from Kitty Cut-a-dash to Oroonoko
• An Heroic Epistle, from Monsieur Vestris, Sen: in England, to Mademoiselle Heinel, in France: with Notes
• An Heroic Epistle, from the Quadruple Obelisk in the Market-place to the New Exchange, to Which are Annexed, Notes, Historical, Critical, and Bombastical
• An Heroic Poem, Written on the Glorious Achievements of the Right Honourable Horatio Lord Viscount Nelson . . . .
• An Heroic Postscript to the Public, Occasioned by Their . . . Reception of a Late Heroic Epistle . . . .
• An Heroic Postscript to the Public, Occasioned by Their Favourable Reception of a Late Heroic Epistle to . . . Chambers
• An Heroic Postscript to the Public, Occasioned by their favourable Reception of a late Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knt
• An Heroic Postscript to the Public, Occasioned by their favourable Reception of a late Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knt
• An Heroic Postscript to the Public, Occasioned by their Favourable Reception of a late Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knt.
• An Heroic Postscript to the Public, occasioned by their Favourable Reception of a late Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers, Knt. &c. By the Author of that Epistle.
• An Historic Epistle from Omiah, to the Queen of Otaheite; being his Remarks on the English Nation. With Notes by the Editor.
• An Historical and Critical Essay on the Life and Character of Petrarch. With a Translation of a Few of His Sonnets
• An Historical and Critical Essay on the Life and Character of Petrarch. With a Translation of a Few of His Sonnets
• An Humble Petition for a Birth: Addressed to the Inhabitants of Glasgow
• An Hymeneal on the Marriage of the . . . Earl of Moira . . . to Flora, Countess of Loudon . . . .
• An Hymn to Aesculapius
• An Hymn to the Deity. Mostly in Imitation of the CIVth Psalm
• An Idle Hour's Amusement: Being a Small Collection of Poems, Sonnets, &c. and a Few Imitations from Anacreon, Horace, and Virgil
• An Imitation of Gray's Elegy, Written by a Sailor
• An Imitation of the Eighth Satire of Juvenal
• An Imitation of the Prayer of Abel. In the Style of Eastern Poetry
• An Imitation of the Psalms of David, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship . . . .
• An Imitation of the Psalms of David: Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship . . . .
• An Imitation of the Psalms of David; Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship . . . .
• An Imitation of the Psalms of David; Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship . . . .
• An Imitation of the Psalms of David; Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship: Being an Improvement of the Former Versions of the Psalms . . . .
• An Impartial Character of the Late Doctor Goldsmith; with a Word to his Encomiasts. A Poem.
• An Impartial History of the Trial of Cyprian Watson . . . . A Collection of Poems . . .
• An Improved Version, attempted, of the Book of Job; a Poem
• An Incredible Bore: A Familiar Epistle; from Roger Wittol, Esq: of ---- College, Oxford, to Mr. John Hedgings, in the Country
• An Infallible Guide to a Pleasant Marriage and Happy Life . . . .
• An Instructive Epistle to John Perring, Esq Lord Mayor of London . . .
• An Instructive Epistle to John Perring, Esq. Lord Mayor of London
• An Interesting Poem, on the Subject of Religion . . . .
• An Interview between the Spirit of Pope and the Shade that Assumed his Name
• An Introduction to the Academical Reader; Comprising a Great Variety of Pleasing and Instructive Pieces . . . .
• An Introduction to the Art of Reading: Being a Collection of Pieces Suited to the Capacities of Children . . . .
• An Introduction to the History of Poetry in Scotland . . . [and] Sangs of the Lowlands of Scotland
• An Invitation to Sinners to Espouse Christ. A Poem
• An Invitation to the Lord's Supper; Given in Paraphrase of Passages Selected . . . .
• An Invocation to Edward Quin, Esq. as Delivered at a Society Called the Eccentrics, on Saturday, the 26th. of Nov. 1803 . . . .
• An Invocation to Melancholy. A Fragment
• An Invocation to the Genius of Britain
• An Irregular Ode, Occasioned by the Death of Mr. Gray
• An Irregular Ode; Addressed to the Hon. William Pitt
• An Ode
• An Ode (attempted in Sapphic Verse) occasioned by the Proposed Visit of Their Majesties to . . . Exeter
• An Ode Addressed to the Savoir Vivre Club
• An Ode Addressed to the Savoir Vivre Club
• An Ode Addressed to the Savoir Vivre Club.
• An Ode Addressed to the Society of Universal Good-Will
• An Ode for Saint David's Day. Respectfully Inscribed to the Honourable Societies of Ancient Britons and Gwynezigion
• An Ode for the Guild Day, inscribed . . . to the Right Worshipful the Mayor
• An Ode in Celebration of the Emancipation of the Blacks of Saint Domingo, November 29, 1803
• An Ode on Fame. And the First Pythian Ode of Pindar.
• An Ode on the First Introduction of Barley Corn, and of Malt Liquor, into Britain
• An Ode on the Immortality of the Soul . . . and Life, an Elegy
• An Ode on the Marriage of His Grace the Duke of Dorset . . . .
• An Ode on the Peace
• An Ode on the Popular Superstitions of the Highlands of Scotland; considered as a Subject for Poetry
• An Ode on the Popular Superstitions of the Highlands of Scotland; Considered as a Subject of Poetry . . . .
• An Ode on the Proclamation of President Jackson . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• An Ode on the Twelve Months of the Year . . . .
• An Ode on the Victory of the Nile, Gained by Admiral Lord Nelson . . .
• An Ode or Hymn to Divine Providence, written 1781 . . .
• An Ode to a Boy at Eton, with Three Sonnets, and One Epigram
• An Ode to His Grace the Duke of Wellington . . . .
• An Ode to His Grace the Duke of Wellington, &c. &c. &c. and His Army
• An Ode to Mars
• An Ode to Masonry. Recited in the Lodge of Friendship, No. 624. Held at Chichester . . . .
• An Ode to Mr. Lewis Hendrie, &c. &c. &c. Principal Bear-Killer in the Metropolis of England . . .
• An Ode to Peace
• An Ode to Peace
• An Ode to Peace
• An Ode to Peace; Occasioned by the Present Crisis of the British Empire
• An Ode to Scandal; to Which are Added, Stanzas on Fire
• An Ode to Superstition, with Some Other Poems
• An Ode to the Genius of Scandal
• An Ode to the Livery of London . . . . Also an Ode to Sir Joseph Banks . . . . To Which is Added, a Jeremi-ad to George Rose, Esq.
• An Ode to the Memory of Captain James Cook : of His Majesty's Navy.
• An Ode to the Memory of the Late Captain James Cook
• An Ode to the Memory of the Right Reverend Thomas Wilson . . . .
• An Ode to the Warlike Genius of Great Britain
• An Ode, Addressed to the Scotch Junto, and their American Commission . . .
• An Ode, Congratulatory, Monitory, and Epistolary, on the Ever-Memorable Victory obtained by Lieut. General Johnson, at Ross, over the Rebels, on the 5th of June, 1798. ...
• An Ode, intitled, The Humorous Convocation; alias, Opinions on the Invasion; alias, The Barber's Shop on a Saturday Evening
• An Ode, Sacred to the Memory of the Late Right Honourable George Lord Lyttelton.
• An Ode. The Star of the Legion of Honour. Napoleon's Farewell. Fare Thee Well. And a Sketch, &c.
• An Ode: Pronounced before the Inhabitants of Boston, September the Seventeenth, 1830, at the Centennial Celebration of the Settlement of the City
• An Olio!
• An Olio!
• An Olympic Romance, Entitled the Whim of the Brain; or, the Force of Imagination. A Satire on the World . . . .
• An Oration on Death . . . Interspersed . . . with Divers Poetical Sketches of the Author's, of Various Measures and Metres . . . . Also Four Hymns or Poems . . . .
• An Oration, pronounced at Stirling, July 4, 1811
• An Oration, Pronounced at Tivertown, July the Fourth, 1804
• An Oration, which might have been delivered to the Students in Anatomy . . .
• An Original and Very Interesting Poem, Written in Three Cantoes . . . .
• An Original and Very Interesting Poem, Written Since the Commencement of the Present Year, in Three Cantos . . . .
• An Original Collection of Genteel and Fashionable Valentines. Containing Pleasing and Elegant Letters on Love & Courtship, with a Number of Valentines in Verse and Prose, None of Which have ever been Published
• An Original Collection of the Poems of Ossian, Orrann, Ulin and Other Bards
• An Original Essay on Woman, in Four Epistles
• An Original Wreath of Forget-me-not: Presented to Those Who Love to Reflect on Heavenly Things
• An Outline of Chronology, Connecting Sacred with Profane History; (Designed for Young Persons) to Which is Added a Poetical Chronology of English History . . . .
• An University Prize Poem, on His Majesty's Entrance upon the Fiftieth Year of His Reign
• An University Prize Poem, on His Majesty, King George III. Having Completed the Fiftieth Year of His Reign
• An University Prize Poem: To Which is Prefixed in English Metre, an Address to Ireland . . . .
• An [E]legy on the Death of Captain Parker, Who Was Drowned at Plymouth Dock, in the Month of November, 1776
• Anacreon
• Anacreon in Dublin
• Anacreon in Dublin. With Notes, Critical, Historical, & Explanatory
• Analects in Verse and Prose, Chiefly Dramatical, Satirical, and Pastoral
• Anatole: Or, a Contemplative View of the Material and Intellectual Worlds Compared; a Poem on the Birth of Christ . . . .
• Anatole: or, A Contemplative View of the Material and Intellectual Worlds Compared; a Poem, on the Birth of Christ, in Two Books
• Ancient and Modern Popery, Compared and Considered. A Poem . . . Dedicated . . . to . . . Ld. George Gordon
• Ancient Ballads and Songs of the North of Scotland, Hitherto Unpublished
• Ancient Ballads and Songs, Chiefly from Tradition, Manuscripts . . . Including Original Poetry
• Ancient Ballads from the Civil Wars of Granada, and the Twelve Peers of France . . .
• Ancient Ballads, Songs, and Poems
• Ancient Ballads. From the Civil Wars of Granada, and the Twelve Peers of France . . . .
• Ancient Engleish Metrical Romancees
• Ancient Historic Ballads
• Ancient Metrical Tales, Printed Chiefly from Original Sources
• Ancient Mysteries from the Digby Manuscripts . . . .
• Ancient Poetry and Romances of Spain
• Ancient Scotish Poems, Never Before in Print
• Ancient Scottish Ballads . . . .
• Ancient Scottish Ballads, Recovered from Tradition, and Never Before Published
• Ancient Scottish Poems. Published from the MS. of George Bannatyne, MDLVIII
• Ancient Scottish Poems. Published from the MS. of George Bannatyne. MCLXVIII
• Ancient Songs and Ballads, from the Reign of King Henry the Second to the Revolution.
• Ancient Songs, from the Time of King Henry the Third, to the Revolution
• Ancient Spanish Ballads Historical and Romantic
• Ancient Spanish Ballads, relating to the Twelve Peers of France, mentioned in Don Quixote, with English Metrical Versions . . .
• André: A Tragedy, in Five Acts: As Now Performing at the Theatre in New York. To Which is Added, the Cow-chace: A Satirical Poem . . . .
• André; a Tragedy, in Five Acts: As Performed by the Old American Company, . . . To Which are Added . . . the Cow Chace . . . .
• Andromache; or, the Fall of Troy. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Ane Pleasant Garland of Sweet Scented Flowers
• Ane Pleasant Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis, in Commendation of Vertue, and Vituperation of Vice; a Play
• Ane Poemme; ye Whylk bin Spokenne bie Robberte, ye Sonne of Robberte, Duc ov Normandie . . . .
• Anecdotes of Eminent Persons comprising also many interesting Remains of Literature and Biography . . .
• Anecdotes of Remarkable Insects; Selected from Natural History and Interspersed with Poetry . . . .
• Angel Visits: And Other Poems
• Angela; or, the Moss-grown Cell. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• Angelica; or, the Rape of Proteus . . . .
• Anglorum Feriae Englande's Hollydayes celebrated the 17th of Novemb. last, 1595 . . .
• Animadversions on Some Poets and Poetasters of the Present Age . . . .
• Anna and Edgar: Or, Love and Ambition. A Tale
• Anne Boleyn, a Tragedy
• Anne Boleyn: A Dramatic Poem
• Annette of Yverdon, or, Modern Switzerland, and Other Poems, with Tales in Prose
• Anniversary Poem Delivered at New Haven, Conn. before the Connecticut Alpha of the Phi Beta Kappa, Sept. 12, 1826
• Anniversary Poem Pronounced before the Philermenian Society, at Their Thirty-fourth Celebration, September 2d, 1828
• Annus Mirabilis, a Satire: In Three Books
• Annus Mirabilis; or, the Eventful Year Eighty-Two
• Another Cain, a Mystery
• Another Cain. A Poem
• Another Cain. A Poem
• Another Lay of the Last Minstrel. Dedicated to Sir Francis Burdett . . . .
• Another Word or Two; or, Architectural Hints Continued, in Lines to Those Academicians Who are Painters . . . .
• Anselmo, a Tale; with the Departure of Bertha; and Other Poems
• Anson.A Poem
• Anster Fair, a Poem in Six Cantos. With Other Poems
• Anster Fair, a Poem, in Six Cantos. With Other Poems
• Anster Fair, a Poem. In Six Cantos
• Anster Fair. A Poem in Six Cantos. With Other Poems
• Anster Fair. A Poem in Six Cantos. With Other Poems
• Answer to the Satirical Poem on Stirling. In Three Respondendos
• Antediluvian Sketches; and Other Poems
• Anthologia. A Collection of Epigrams, Ludicrous Epitaphs, Sonnets, Tales, Miscellaneous Anecdotes, &c. &c. Interspersed with Originals
• Anthologia: Or, a Collection of Flowers. In Blank Verse
• Anthony Askabout's Pleasant Exercises for Little Minds or a New and Entertaining Riddle Book . . . .
• Anti-cant: An Extra-satirical Burlesque; with Notes that May be Useful
• Anti-Christ: A Poem
• Anti-Gallimania. Sketch of the Alarm; or, John Bull in Hysterics. An Heroi-Comic Poem
• Anti-Pantheon; or, Verses . . . .
• Anti-suicide, a Poem, (Sentimental and Argumentative.) In Four Books . . .
• Anti-Thelyphthora. A Tale, in Verse
• Anticipation
• Anticipation: An Ode on the Threatened Invasion . . . .
• Anticipation: Or, the Prize Address; Which will be Delivered on the Opening of the New Drury-Lane Theatre, by the Manager, in the Character of Peter Puncheon, a Landlord . . . .
• Antient Erse Poems, collected among the Scottish Highlands,in order to illustrate the Ossian of Mr. Macpherson
• Antient Scottish Poems. Published from the MS
• Antiochus Epiphanes. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• Antonia, a Poem: With Notes Descriptive of the Plague in Malta
• Antonio, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Antonio: A Tragedy in Five Acts
• Aonian Hours; and Other Poems
• Aphono and Ethina, Including the Science of Ethics, Founded on the Principles of Universal Science. A Poem, In Three Cantos
• Aphorisms on Men, Manners, Principles and Things . . . . Physiognomy, a Poem: And the Blessings of Poverty
• Aphtharte, the Genius of Britain. A Poem, Written in the Taste of the Sixteenth Century
• Apocalypsis. A Serious Remonstrance to the Pillars and Caterpillars of a Great Nation
• Apollo in Leeds, being Original Poetry and Prose
• Apologia Secunda: or, A Supplementary Apology for Conformity
• Apologues, or Moral Tales, Fables, &c. in Verse
• Appendix ad opuscula. Lusus medici. Odae, Latinae, et Anglicae. . . .
• Appendix Pranceriana. Which complete the Select Collection of Fugitive Pieces, published since the Appointment of the Present Provost of the University of Dublin
• Appendix to a Selection of Sacred Poetry, Consisting of Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• Appendix [to the Dover Selection]; Containing a Choice Collection of Hymns, from Different Authors . . . .
• Arabia; a Poem
• Arabia; a Poem: With Notes. To Which are Added Several Smaller Pieces
• Aracyntha: an Elegy
• Archery and Archness
• Archery; a Poem [with "The General Deluge: a Poem" and "Georgics; in two Parts"]
• Archie Allan; a Tale, in Scottish Verse
• Arcite and Palamon
• Ardelia. A Poem. Addressed to Charles Cooper, Esq
• Ardglass, or the Ruined Castles; also the Transformation, with Some Other Poems
• Ariadne Forsaken. A Poem
• Ariadne, a Dramatic Poem, in Five Acts
• Ariadne: A Masque
• Ariadne: A Poem, in Three Parts
• Arion: a Tale: addressed to A--- S---
• Aristocracy. An Epic Poem
• Arlan, or the Force of Feeling, a Poem, with Other Pieces
• Armageddon. A Poem; in Twelve Books
• Armageddon. A Poem, in Twelve Books . . . . The First Eight Books
• Armida; or the Enchanted Island.
• Armine and Elvira, A Legendary Tale. In Two Parts
• Armine and Elvira, a Legendary Tale. In Two Parts
• Armine and Elvira, a Legendary Tale. In Two Parts
• Armine and Elvira, a Legendary Tale. In Two Parts
• Armine and Elvira, a Legendary Tale. In Two Parts.
• Armine and Elvira, a Legendary Tale. In Two Parts.
• Armine and Elvira, a Legendary Tale. In Two Parts.
• Armine and Elvira, a Legendary Tale. In Two Parts.
• Armine and Elvira. A Legendary Tale. . . . With Other Poems . . . .
• Armine and Elvira. A Legendary Tale
• Armine and Elvira. A Legendary Tale. In Two Parts
• Arminius: Or, the Deliverance of Germany; a Tragedy
• Arminius; a Tragedy
• Arnold of Winkelried, a Drama
• Arnold of Winkelried: Or, the Fight of Sempach . . .
• Arran: a Poem. In Six Cantos
• Ars Catchpolaria, or the Art of Destroying Mankind, Intended as a "Vade-mecum" or Pocket Companion to Messengers and Other Executors of the Law
• Arsaces: A Tragedy
• Art and Nature. A Tale
• Art of Contentment; with Several Entertaining Pieces of Poetry, Descriptive of the Present Times, in the U. States of America
• Art of Contentment; with Several Entertaining Pieces of Poetry, Descriptive of the Present Times, in the U. States of America
• Arthur or the Pastor of the Village a Poem
• Arthur; or, the Northern Enchantment. A Poetical Romance, in Seven Books
• Arthur; or, The Northern Enchantment. A Poetical Romance, in Seven Books
• Arvendel; or, Sketches in Italy and Switzerland
• Arviragus, a Tragedy. (Never Performed.)
• Arviragus: or, The Roman Invasion. An Historical Tragedy
• Arx Herculea Servata . . . or, Gibraltar Delivered, a Poem, in Latin and English
• As You Like It, a Poem, Addressed to a Friend
• Ashburner's New Vocal and Poetic Repository . . .
• Ashby Woulds; a Poem
• Asmodeus
• Aspasia, a Sacred Elegy; and, an Evening Contemplation
• Astarte, a Sicilian Tale: With Other Poems
• Astarte, a Sicilian Tale; with Other Poems
• Astriel. A Poem
• Astro-Theology; a Poem, and The Solar System Morally Improved
• Atalanta; a Poem. Canto I
• Atalantis. A Story of the Sea: In Three Parts
• Athalia: A Sacred Drama
• Athaliah, a Sacred Drama
• Athaliah: A Tragedy . . . .
• Athelgiva; a Legendary Tale
• Athens. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement, July 1824
• Athens. A Poem Written for the Chancellor's Medal, July 1824
• Athens: A Comedy, in Verse
• Athens; and Other Poems
• Attempts at Poetry, or, Trifles in Verse
• Attempts in Verse
• Attempts in Verse
• Attempts in Verse . . . with Some Account of the Writer, Written by Himself . . . .
• Attempts in Verse, on Various Subjects
• Attempts to Amuse, by a Muse's Attempts: containing The Horrors of Slavery, and Other Small Poems, on Various Subjects
• Attica: Or the Advantages and Disadvantages of a Popular Government . . . .
• Attila, a Tragedy; and Other Poems
• Atys; or, Human Weakness; a Poetical Essay
• Aubrey. In Five Cantos
• August: A Serenetta for the Birth-day of His Royal Highness, George, Prince of Wales.
• Auld Grannie's Advice to Witless Mithers . . . . To Which is Added, the Choice of a Wife
• Auld Reikie, a Poem
• Auld Robin Gray; a Ballad
• Aunt Bridget's Tale; or the Quack Doctor's Wonderful Discovery of Imps and Hobgoblins in the Modern Milk
• Aunt Eleanor's Rhymes for the Nursery
• Aunt Jane's Tales, in Verse; Designed for the Amusement of All Good Children
• Aura; or the Slave. A Poem. In Two Cantos. Dedicated to John Carr, L.L.D
• Aura; or, The Slave. A Poem. In Two Cantos
• Aurelia; or, The Contest: An Heroi-comic Poem
• Aurestine; a Tale of Fancy
• Aurora Australia, or Specimens of Sacred Poetry for the Colonists of Australia
• Australasia. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement, July 1823
• Australasia. A Poem Written for the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement, July 1823
• Australia: a Moral and Descriptive Poem
• Australia; with Other Poems
• Australia; with Other Poems
• Authentic Biography of Col. Richard M. Johnson, of Kentucky
• Autumn Leaves and Winter Gleanings. First Series
• Autumnal Leaves
• Autumnal Reflections, a Poem, in Blank Verse: With a few Other Pieces
• Avaro and Tray . . . .
• Avenia, or a Tragical Poem, on the Oppression of the Human Species; and Infringement on the Rights of Man. In Five Books . . . .
• Avenia: Or, a Tragical Poem, on the Oppression of the Human Species, and Infringement on the Rights of Man. In Six Books . . . .
• Azora: A Metrical Romance, in Four Cantos
• B----e F---m
• Babell; a Satirical Poem, on the Proceedings of the General Assembly in the Year M.DC.XCII
• Babington. A Tragedy
• Baby Tales in Verse
• Babylon, and Other Poems
• Babylon: A Poem
• Babylon; a Poem
• Bacchus in Tuscany, a Dithyrambic Poem, from the Italian
• Bagatelle; or, the Bath Anniversary. A Poem
• Bagatelle; or, the Bath Anniversary. A Poem. In Three Parts
• Bagatelles, or Poetical Sketches
• Bagatelles. Or Miscellaneous Productions . . .
• Bagley; a Descriptive Poem. With the Annotations of Scriblerus Secundus . . . .
• Bagnigge-Wells: A Poem. In which are pourtrayed the characters of the most eminent filles-de-joye. With notes and illustrations . . .
• Bagshot Battle: A Humorous Poetical Burlesque . . .
• Bahrida, the Maid of the Ganges; and Other Poems
• Balaam and His Ass, a Parody Addressed to the Freeholders of Middlesex
• Baldivia; an Original Tragedy, Founded on the History of the Spanish Wars with the Aborigines of South America. In Three Acts
• Ball Room Votaries; or, Canterbury and Its Vicinity
• Ball Room Votaries; or, Canterbury and its Vicinity
• Ballad Chronicles: Being a Collection of Songs, Recording Many of the National and Political Events between the Years 1797 and 1832
• Ballad in Two Cantos composed for the Original Sir Launcelot
• Ballad Romances, and Other Poems
• Ballad Romances, and Other Poems
• Ballad Stories, Sonnets, &c. Vol. I [no more published]
• Ballads & Songs. Scotish
• Ballads . . . Founded on Anecdotes Relating to Animals . . . .
• Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• Ballads in Imitation of the Ancient
• Ballads in Imitation of the Ancient
• Ballads in the Cumberland Dialect . . . .
• Ballads in the Cumberland Dialect . . . with Notes and a Glossary
• Ballads in the Cumberland Dialect . . . with Notes and a Glossary . . .
• Ballads of Archery, Sonnets, etc.
• Ballads, and Other Fugitive Poetical Pieces, Chiefly Scotish. . . .
• Ballads, in the Cumberland Dialect . . . .
• Ballads, in the Cumberland Dialect . . . .
• Ballston Springs
• Ballston Springs: A Moral Poem, Written at Ballston, in 1805
• Bamburgh Castle; a Poem, in Two Parts
• Banks in Danger, or New-York in an Uproar from a Greenwich Horse Race
• Bannockburn; a Poem. In Four Books
• Baratariana. A Select Collection of Fugitive Political Pieces, Published during the Administration of Lord Townshend in Ireland
• Baratariana. A Select Collection of Fugitive Political Pieces, published during the Administration of Lord Townshend in Ireland.
• Baratariana: A Select Collection of Fugitive Political Pieces: consisting of Letters, Essays, &c. published during the Administration of His Excellency Lord Viscount Townshend, in Ireland.
• Barbadoes, and Other Poems
• Bardomachia: or, The Battle of the Bards. Translated from the Original Latin
• Barnard Castle; or, the Monk: A Poem, Founded on a Legend of the Twelfth Century . . . . Canto the First
• Barnstaple, a Poem
• Bartolomeo to Caroline: An Heroic Epistle. Translated from the Italian into English
• Bartolomeo to Caroline: An Heroic Epistle. Translated from the Italian into English . . . . A Second and Improved Version. To Which is Now Added, the Lady's Reply
• Barton Hymns: A New Composition of Hymns and Poems, chiefly upon Divine Subjects . . .
• Basil. A Tragedy
• Basil. A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Batavian Anthology; or, Specimens of the Dutch Poets . . . .
• Bath and It's Environs, a Descriptive Poem, in Three Cantos. . . .
• Bath, a Poem; in Three Parts: I. Bath the Beloved of Venus. II. Bath Hated by Mercury. III. Bath Rescued by Minerva
• Bath,--a Simile . . . Bath,--a Conversation-piece. Bath--a Medley. Preceded by a Prologue to the Critics; Succeeded by a Rhapsody on the Death of Mr. Garrick
• Bath: A Satire . . . . Addressed to His Brother, Thomas Rake, Esq.
• Bath; an Adumbration in Rhyme
• Bathing, and its Effects. A Poetical Tale. In Two Parts. In which are interspersed, Directions and Cautions to those who cannot Swim
• Bathmendi; a Persian Allegory
• Battle of the Thames; being the Seventeenth Canto of an Epic Poem, Entitled the Fredoniad
• Battle of Waterloo; a Poem
• Baviad and Maeviad: Pasquin v. Faulder: Epistle to Peter Pindar . . . . English Bards and Scotch Reviewers
• Bay Leaves
• Bayt-i laylah, Or, Persian Distichs, from Various Authors . . .
• Be-headed and Be-knighted, a Short Poem on Recent Events, Dedicated to the Heads of the City
• Beachy Head: With Other Poems . . . . Now First Published
• Beacon Hill. A Local Poem, Historic and Descriptive. Book I
• Beasts at Law, or Zoologian Jurisprudence; a Poem, Satirical, Allegorical, and Moral. In Three Cantos. Translated from the Arabic of Sampfilius Philoerin, Z.Y.X.W. &c. &c. . . .
• Beaumaris Bay, a Poem: With Notes, Descriptive and Explanatory . . . .
• Beauties . . . . With a Biographical Sketch
• Beauties of . . . ; or, Light from the Welshman's Candle, with Notes
• Beauties of . . . . To Which are Prefixed a Life of the Author and Observations on His Writings
• Beauties of British Poetry
• Beauties of British Poetry
• Beauties of Divine Poetry, or Appropriate Hymns, and Spiritual Songs
• Beauties of Fables: In Verse: Selected to Form the Judgment, Direct the Taste, and Improve the Conduct of Youth
• Beauties of Poetry; Consisting of Elegant Selections . . . .
• Beauties of Select Living Poets, with Remarks on Their Poetry
• Beauties of the Botanic Garden
• Beauties of the British Poets . . . .
• Beauties of the British Poets. With a Few Introductory Observations
• Beauties of the British Poets: Being a Pocket Dictionary of Their Most Admired Passages . . . .
• Beauties of the British Poets: Or a Pocket Dictionary Containing the Most Admirable Passages . . . .
• Beauties of the Mind, a Poetical Sketch; with Lays, Historical and Romantic
• Beauties of the Modern Dramatists; with Notes
• Beauties of the Modern Poets, being Selections from the Works . . . . Including Many Original Pieces, never before Published . . . .
• Beauties of the Modern Poets; being Selections from the Works of the Most Popular Authors of the Present Day . . . .
• Beauties of the Modern Poets; in Selections from the Works . . . .
• Beauties of the Muses: Or, Select Sentimental Poems and Elegies . . . .
• Beauties of the New England Primer
• Beauties of the New-England Primer
• Beauties of the New-England Primer
• Beauties of the New-England Primer
• Beauties of the New-England Primer
• Beauties of the New-England Primer
• Beauties of the New-England Primer
• Beauties of the New-England Primer
• Beauties of the New-England Primer
• Beauties of the New-England Primer
• Beauties of the Scottish Poets or Harp of Renfrewshire. A Collection of Songs and Other Poetical Pieces . . . .
• Beauties of the Souvenirs for MDCCCXXVIII
• Beauties Selected from the Writings . . .
• Beauty and the Beast . . .
• Beauty; an Ode: with a Dedication to Her Grace the Duchess of R******
• Beaver Hunting; a Modern Fable
• Becket, an Historical Tragedy: The Men of England, an Ode: And Other Poems
• Bedlam, a Ball, and Dr. Price's Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty. A Poetical Medley
• Bedlam: A Poem
• Bedukah, or The Self-Devoted. An Indian Pastoral
• Begum B-rke to Begum Bow, a Poetical Rhapsody on Contemporary Characters . . . .
• Belfast: a Poem. Descriptive and Tributary. In Two Sections. With Some Detached Pieces.
• Belgia, a Poem. In Four Books
• Belgic Charity. With Other Poems
• Belgic Pastorals, and Other Poems
• Belinda; or, the Kisses . . .
• Belisarius: A Tragedy
• Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry. Vol. 15 [of 18]
• Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry. Vol. 16 [of 18]
• Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry. Vol. 17 [of 18]
• Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry. Vols. 1-10 [of 18]
• Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry. Vols. 11-12 [of 18]
• Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry. Vols. 13-14 [of 18]
• Bellamira; or, the Fall of Tunis, in Five Acts; as Performed . . . .
• Bellamira; or, the Fall of Tunis. A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Bellamira; or, the Fall of Tunis. A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Bellamira; or, the Fall of Tunis. A Tragedy, in Five Acts. . . .
• Bellamira; or, the Fall of Tunis. A Tragedy, in Five Acts; as Performed . . . .
• Belles of Bath: With a Satire on the Prevailing Passions: and a Model for Emulation. Number 1. Addressed to Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq.
• Bello Monte: or, The Misfortunes of Anna D'Arfet. A Nautic Poem. Written at the Island of Madiera, in 1784 . . .
• Bellona; or, the Genius of Britain; a Poetical Vision . . . .
• Belshazzar's Feast. A Seatonian Prize Poem . . .
• Belshazzar's Feast: A Sacred Lyrical Drama
• Belshazzar: A Dramatic Poem
• Belshazzar: A Dramatic Poem
• Belshazzar: A Dramatic Poem
• Belvedere, a Poem; and other short miscellaneous pieces
• Ben Nazir, the Saracen; a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Beneficence: Or, Verses Addressed to the Patrons of Society . . . .
• Benevolence and Other Poems
• Benevolence, and Gratitude: A Poem
• Benjamin the Waggoner, a Ryghte Merrie and Conceitede Tale in Verse. A Fragment
• Bentivoglio. A Tragedy
• Beppo in London. A Metropolitan Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Beppo, a Venetian Story
• Bertha, a Tale of the Waldenses; and Other Poems
• Bertha, a Tragedy . . . as Performed . . . at the Theatre-Royal, Norwich
• Bertha: A Tale of Erin
• Bertram, a Poetical Tale
• Bertram, a Poetical Tale, in Four Cantos
• Bertram.A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . .
• Bertram: Or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram: Or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bertram; or, the Crusader. With Other Poems
• Beryl: A Pastoral, in Five Cantos
• Better to Be; a Poem, in Six Books
• Bewsey, a Poem
• Bianca: a Tragedy
• Bible Letters for Children
• Bible Lyrics, and Other Verses
• Bible Poetry
• Bible Rhymes, on the Names of All the Books of the Old and New Testament: With Allusions to Some of the Principal Incidents and Characters
• Bible Rhymes, on the Names of All the Books of the Old and New Testament: With Allusions to Some of the Principal Incidents and Characters
• Bible Rhymes, on the Names of All the Books of the Old and New Testament: With Allusions to Some of the Principal Incidents and Characters
• Bible Sketches, in Verse and Prose. With Reflections on Each Subject
• Bibliographical Miscellanies, being a Selection of Curious Pieces, in Verse and Prose
• Bickleigh Vale, with Other Poems
• Bidcombe Hill, a Rural and Descriptive Poem . . . .
• Bidcombe Hill, with Other Rural Poems
• Bill Davis, the Young Sabbath-breaker
• Billesdon Coplow . . . .
• Billesdon Coplow, a Poem . . .
• Billesdon Coplow, February 24,1800
• Billesdon Coplow. February 24th, 1800
• Billy Bluff and Squire Firebrand...With a Selection of Songs from Paddy's Resource
• Billy Brass: a Political Hudibrastic
• Billy Button's Disastrous Journey to Brentford, and Back
• Billy Taylor; or, the Gay Young Fellow: A Nautical Burlesqe Burletta, in One Act
• Biographical Sketches and Interesting Anecdotes of Persons of Colour. To Which is Added a Selection of Pieces in Poetry
• Bion's Epitaph of Adonis Translated, and Other Compositions
• Birch for Peter Pindar, Esq. A Burlesque Poem
• Birds & Riddles
• Birkenhead Priory; a Descriptive Poem, in Two Parts
• Birth-day Odes, and Other Domestic Poems
• Bishop Toby's Pilgrimage; or, the Method of Procuring a Mitre. In Six Stages
• Bisset's (Anticipated) Joys of the Jubilee, at Stratford-on-Avon . . . .
• Black Agnes, or the Defence of Dunbar by Agnes, Countess of March, in the Year 1338
• Black Ball's Vale, or the Farewell Address of a Theatrical Shoe Black and Cobler, on His Leaving a Certain College in a Certain English University
• Black Gowns & Red Coats, or Oxford in 1834. A Satire, in Six Parts. Addressed to His Grace the Duke of Wellington
• Black Gowns & Red Coats, or Oxford in 1834. A Satire, in Six Parts. Addressed to the Duke of Wellington
• Blackheath; a Poem, in Five Cantos. Lumena; or the Ancient British Battle; and Various Other Poems . . . including a Translation of the First Book of the Argonautics . . . .
• Blaise Castle. A Prospective Poem
• Blank Verse
• Blenheim, a Poem. To Which is Added, a Blenheim Guide . . . .
• Blighted Love. A Dramatic Romance, in Two Acts
• Blindness, a Poem . . . Written at the Request of an Artist, Who Lost His Sight by the Gutta Serena, in His Twenty-eighth Year, and Who was Therefore Obliged to Change His Profession for That of Music; Patronised by the Duchess of Leeds, to Whom this Poem is, by Permission, Dedicated
• Blossoms . . . . Being a Selection of Sonnets from His Various Manuscripts . . .
• Blossoms . . . a Selection of Sonnets . . .
• Blossoms of Fancy. Original Poems, and Pieces in Blank Verse
• Blossoms of Genius
• Blossoms of Genius; Poems on Various Subjects
• Blossoms of Hope, or, A Soldier's Request to his Friends
• Blossoms of Peace: a Series of Tales . . . in Prose and Verse. . . .
• Blue Beard; or, the Effects of Female Curiosity. In Easy Verse
• Blue Beard; or, the Effects of Female Curiosity. In Easy Verse
• Blue Beard; or, the Marshal of France. A Poem
• Blue Beard; or, the Marshal of France. A Poem
• Blue Lights, or the Convention. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• Blue Lights, or The Convention: a Poem in Four Cantos
• Boadicea. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement July 1814
• Bodiam Castle: A Poem, in Six Cantos . . . .
• Boileau's Satire of Man, Imitated
• Bolesworth-Castle. A Poem. Inscribed to Mrs. Crewe
• Bolg an Tsohair: Or, Gaelic Magazine, Containing . . . the Famous Fenian Poem, Called the Chase; with a Collection of Choice Irish Songs
• Bombastes Furioso: A Burlesque Tragic Opera
• Bombastes Furioso: a Burlesque Tragic Opera, in One Act . . .
• Bombastes Furioso; a Burlesque Tragic Opera. In One Act
• Bonaparte in Paris! Or, the Flight of the Bourbons! A Poem
• Bonaparte's Garland; being Eight New Songs, to Familiar Tunes . . . .
• Bonaparte's Journey to Moscow. (In the Manner of John Gilpin)
• Bonaparte's Reverie: A Poetical Romance
• Bonaparte's Soliloquy on the Invasion of England . . . .
• Bonaparte. A Poem
• Bonaparte; an Heroic Ballad: With a Sermon in Its Belly . . . .
• Bonaparte; with the Storm at Sea, Madaline, and Other Poems
• Border Ballads, and Other Miscellaneous Pieces
• Borough Reform; and City Deformity: A Dramatic Poem
• Boston Prize Poems, and Other Specimens of Dramatic Poetry
• Boston. A Poem
• Boston. A Poem
• Boston: Or a Touch at the Times. A Poem, Descriptive, Serious, and Satirical
• Both Sides of the Gutter, or, The Humours of the Regency
• Both Sides of the Gutter. Part the Second
• Both Sides of the Gutter; or, All Parties Laughing at Each Other
• Bouselliad; or, an Apology . . . .
• Box-Hill, a Descriptive Poem
• Boy's Rout; or, Life in the Land of Cakes: A Poem, in Two Parts
• Boyhood: With Other Poems, and Translations
• Boyle Farm. A Poem
• Bozzy and Piozzi or, The British Biographers, a Town Eclogue
• Bozzy and Piozzi, or, The British Biographers, a Town Eclogue
• Bozzy and Piozzi, or, The British Biographers, a Town Eclogue
• Bozzy and Piozzi, or, The British Biographers, a Town Eclogue
• Bozzy and Piozzi: or, The British Biographers, a Town Eclogue
• Bozzy and Piozzi: or, The British Biographers, a Town Eclogue
• Bozzy and Piozzi: or, The British Biographers, a Town Eclogue
• Bozzy and Piozzi: or, The British Biographers. A Town Eclogue
• Braganza. A Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane
• Braganza. A Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane . . . .
• Braganza. A Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane.
• Braganza; a Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane
• Braganza; a Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• Brazena
• Bread; or, the Poor. A Poem . . . .
• Breathings of the Woodland Lyre!
• Brent Knoll, a Poem
• Bridlington-Quay, a Descriptive Poem; Second Edition, Enlarged and Improved
• Brief Recollections, Chiefly of Italy
• Brighton!! A Comic Sketch
• Brighton. A Poem. Descriptive of the Place and Parts Adjacent. And Other Poems
• Bristol and Its Environs. A Descriptive Poem. In Two Books
• Bristol: A Satire
• Bristolia, a Poem
• Britain Preserved. A Poem: In Seven Books
• Britain Triumphant! With Other Poems
• Britain's Bulwarks; or the British Seaman: A Poem, in Eight Books
• Britain's Historical Drama; a Series of National Tragedies, Intended to Illustrate the Manners, Customs, and Religious Institutions of Different Early Eras in Britain
• Britain; or, Fragments of Poetical Aberration
• Britannia Triumphant, over the French Fleet, by Admiral Lord Nelson, off the Mouth of the Nile, a Poem
• Britannia's Cypress; a Poem, on the Lamented Death of His Late Majesty, George III . . . .
• Britannia's Glory, a Poem: being a Review of our Great National Privileges, both Civil and Religious
• Britannia's Soliloquy in her dotage, while Ruminating on her Past and Present Circumstances. Versified by an Observer of Passing Events
• Britannia's Tears over Her Patriot and Hero, the . . . Duke of Kent . . . An elegy, descriptive of his life and last hours ... To which is added a biographical memoir.
• Britannia's Tears over Her Patriot and Hero, the Late Illustrious and Benevolent Duke of Kent . . . .
• Britannia's Tears, a Vision
• Britannia. A Poem of the Epic Kind
• Britannia. A Poem. In Two Parts
• Britannia: A National Epic Poem, in Twenty Books. To Which is Prefixed a Critical Dissertation on Epic Machinery
• Britannia: A Poem
• Britannia: A Poem. Dedicated to . . . Lord Viscount Camperdown
• Britannia; a Poem. In Three Cantos . . . .
• Britannicus to Buonaparte. An Heroic Epistle, with Notes
• Britannicus, a Tragedy
• British Bards; or Choice Selections from the Works of the Principal Poets of England, from Spenser to Cowper . . . .
• British Cruelty; or the Wrongs of Africa; Exhibited in Verses, Address'd to a Lady on the Much Lamented Death of Her Sister
• British Georgics
• British Georgics
• British Glory, or Naval and Military Exploits from Original Documents
• British Heroism, Exemplified in the Character of His Grace Arthur, Duke, and Marquis of Wellington, and the Brave Officers Serving under His Command . . . .
• British Liberty Established, and Gallic Liberty Restored; or, the Triumph of Freedom. A Poem. Occasioned by the Grand Revolution in France . . . .
• British Liberty Vindicated; or, a Delineation of the King's Bench
• British Loyalty; or, Long Live the King. A Dramatic Effusion . . . .
• British Melodies, Containing Some of the Minor Pieces, and Other Extracts, from the Works of the Modern Poets
• British Melodies, Containing Some of the Minor Pieces, and Other Extracts, from the Works of the Modern Poets . . . .
• British Melodies; or Songs of the People
• British Melod[ies]
• British Monachism . . . [and] Four Selected Poems in Various Styles . . .
• British Purity: Or, the World We Live In. A Poetic Tale, of Two Centuries. Satirico.--Gossipico
• British Scenery a Poetical Sketch
• Britons United; or, Britannia Roused
• Broad Grins . . . Comprising, with New Additional Tales in Verse . . . "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins . . . Comprising, with New Additional Tales in Verse . . . "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins . . . Comprising, with New Additional Tales in Verse, . . . "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins . . . Comprising, with New Additional Tales in Verse, . . . "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins . . . Comprising, with New Additional Tales in Verse, Those formerly Publish'd under the Title of "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins . . . Comprising, with New Additional Tales in Verse, Those Formerly Published under the Title of "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins . . . Comprising, with New Additional Tales in Verse, Those formerly Published under the Title of "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins . . . Comprising, with New Additional Tales in Verse, Those formerly Published Under the Title of "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins . . . Comprising, with New Additional Verse, Those Formerly Published under the Title of "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins . . . Tales in Verse . . .
• Broad Grins and Poetical Vagaries . . . Comprising . . . Tales in Verse . . . formerly . . . "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins and Poetical Vagaries . . . Comprising . . . Tales in Verse . . . formerly . . . "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins: Comprising, with New Additional Tales in Verse, Those formerly Published under the Title of "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Grins: Comprising, with New Additional Tales in Verse, Those formerly Published under the Title of "My Night-gown and Slippers"
• Broad Hints at Retirement, an Ode to a Tragedy King, Addressed to J. P. Kemble, Esq. . . .
• Broken Chains a Poem in Four Cantos
• Brooks's Description of the Grand Procession at the Riding of the Musselburgh Marches . . . .
• Broomholme Priory, or the Loves of Albert and Agnes. A Poem, in Four Books
• Brother Peter . . . .
• Brother Peter to Brother Tom. An Expostulatory Epistle
• Brother Peter to Brother Tom. An Expostulatory Epistle
• Brother Peter to Brother Tom. An Expostulatory Epistle
• Brother Peter to Brother Tom. An Expostulatory Epistle
• Brother Peter to Brother Tom. An Expostulatory Epistle
• Brother Tom to Brother Peter . . . .
• Brown's Poems, on Military Battles, Naval Victories, and Other Important Subjects. The Most Extraordinary ever Penned in this Age . . . .
• Bruce's Invasion of Ireland; a Poem
• Brucinda: Or, the Decree of Jupiter, Collected from Facts
• Brutus: Or, the Fall of Tarquin: An Historical Tragedy . . . .
• Brutus; or, the Fall of Tarquin, An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Brutus; or, The Fall of Tarquin. A Historical Tragedy
• Brutus; or, the Fall of Tarquin. An Historical Tragedy in Five Acts
• Brutus; or, the Fall of Tarquin. An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Brutus; or, the Fall of Tarquin. An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Brutus; or, the Fall of Tarquin. An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Brutus; or, the Fall of Tarquin. An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Brutus; or, the Fall of Tarquin. An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Brutus; or, the Fall of Tarquin. An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Bubble & Squeak; or, a Dish of All Sorts. Being a Collection of American Poems, Published in New-York . . . .
• Bubble and Squeak, a Galli-maufry of British Beef . . . .
• Bubbles of Treason; or, State Trials at Large. Being a Poetical Epistle from an Irishman in London to His Brother in Paris; and Containing a Humorous Epitome of the Charge, Evidence, and Defence
• Buggiados, liber unicus. Carmen maccheronicum
• Bunker-Hill; or the Death of General Warren: An American Historical Play in Five Acts
• Bunker-Hill; or the Death of General Warren: An Historic Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Bunker-Hill; or, the Death of General Warren: An Historic Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Bunyan Explained to a Child; being Pictures and Poems, Founded upon the Pilgrim's Progress . . . .
• Bunyan Explained to a Child; being Pictures and Poems, Founded upon the Pilgrim's Progress. Part I . . . .
• Bunyan Explained to a Child; being Pictures and Poems, Founded upon the Pilgrim's Progress. Part I . . . .
• Bunyan Explained to a Child; being Pictures and Poems, Founded upon the Pilgrim's Progress. Part II . . . .
• Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress Versified . . .
• Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress Versified, with Explanatory Notes
• Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Metrically Condensed. In Six Cantos
• Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Versified
• Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Versified for the Entertainment and Instruction of Youth
• Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Versified: For the Entertainment and Instruction of Youth
• Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Versified: For the Entertainment and Instruction of Youth
• Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Versified; for the Entertainment and Instruction of Youth
• Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Versified; for the Entertainment and Instruction of Youth . . . . With Other Poems Subjoined
• Buonaparte's Reverie: A Poem
• Buonaparte, a Satire. His Coronation, a Vision
• Buonaparte, an Epistle in Metre from St. Helena; to Which are Added, "Sauve Qui Peut!" Waterloo, &c.
• Buonaparte: A Poem
• Buonaparte; a Poem
• Burnomania: The Celebrity of Robert Burns Considered . . . . To Which are Added, Epistles in Verse . . . .
• Burns' Celebrated Songs . . . .
• Burns' Cotters Saturday Night
• Burns' Cotters Saturday Night
• Burns' Monument . . . . To Which is Added, Tam O'Shanter. A Tale
• Burns' Poems, with His Life and Character
• Buthred: A Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden.
• Buthred; a Tragedy. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Butterfly's Ball, and Grasshopper's Feast
• Buxom Joan. A Burletta, in One Act . . . .
• Byblis, a Tragedy
• Bygane Times and Late Come Changes; or, a Bridge Street Dialogue, in Scottish Verse
• Bygane Times, and Late Come Changes: Or, a Bridge Street Dialogue, in Scottish Verse
• Bygane Times, and Late Come Changes; or, a Bridge Street Dialogue, in Scottish Verse
• Bysh's Lyre of Love; or, Cupid's Concert: For the Present Year . . . a . . . Collection of Interesting and Humourous Valentines . . . .
• Byzantium, and Other Poems
• Byzantium: A Dramatic Poem
• Cadijah: The Black Prince. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Cadwalladerian Elegies; or, A Trip from Penman Mawr to Parnassus
• Cadwallerian Elegies
• Cadzow Castle, a Ballad. Inscribed to Walter Scott, Esq. Author of a Ballad of the Same Name
• Cadzow Castle, a Poem
• Cain the Wanderer: A Vision of Heaven: Darkness: And Other Poems
• Cain, a Mystery
• Cain, a Mystery
• Cain, a Mystery
• Cain, a Poem . . . Containing an Antidote to the Impiety and Blasphemy of Lord Byron's Cain . . . . Part I
• Cain. A Mystery
• Cain; a Mystery
• Cain; a Mystery
• Cain; a Mystery . . . . To Which is Added a Letter from the Author . . . .
• Cain; a Mystery . . . . To Which is Added a Letter from the Author to Mr. Murray . . . .
• Caius Gracchus, a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Caius Gracchus: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Caius Gracchus: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Caius Gracchus: A Tragedy. In Five Acts. As Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• Calcott's Masonry, with Considerable Additions and Improvements . . . .
• Calcutta: A Poem. With Notes
• Caledonia, a Poem
• Caledonia, or, Clans of Yore; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Calista: or a Picture of Modern Life. A Poem. In Three Parts.
• Calliope a Selection of Ballads Legendary and Pathetic
• Calliope and Euterpe, a Poem
• Calliope. A Collection of Poems. By Various Authors
• Calliope: A Collection of Poems, Legendary and Pathetic
• Callipaedia: Or, the Art of Getting Pretty Children, in Four Books
• Calvary a Poem . . . Salvation in Christ Jesus for the Church of God
• Calvary; or the Death of Christ. A Poem in Eight Books
• Calvary; or the Death of Christ. A Poem, in Eight Books
• Calvary; or the Death of Christ. A Poem in Eight Books
• Calvary; or the Death of Christ. A Poem, in Eight Books
• Calvary; or the Death of Christ. A Poem, in Eight Books
• Calvary; or, the Death of Christ . A Poem, in Eight Books
• Calvary; or, the Death of Christ. A Poem in Eight Books
• Calvary; or, the Death of Christ. A Poem in Eight Books
• Calvary; or, The Death of Christ. a Poem. In Eight Books
• Calvinism Exploded
• Calvinism without Modern Refinements
• Calypso; a Masque: In Three Acts. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Cambria: A Poem, on the Destruction of the Welsh Dynasty. Raymond: A Metrical Romance, and Various Miscellaneous Poems
• Cambridge Prize Poems . . . from the Year 1750 to the Year 1806 . . . .
• Cambridge Prize Poems: Being a Complete Collection of the English Poems Which Have Obtained the Chancellor's Gold Medal in the University of Cambridge
• Cambridge Prize Poems: Being a Complete Collection of the English Poems Which Have Obtained the Chancellor's Gold Medal in the University of Cambridge
• Cambridge Prize Poems: Being a Complete Collection of the English Poems Which Have Obtained the Chancellor's Gold Medal in the University of Cambridge
• Cambridge Prize Poems: Being a Complete Collection of the English Poems Which Have Obtained the Chancellor's Gold Medal in the University of Cambridge
• Cambro-Britons, an Historical Play, in Three Acts . . . .
• Cambuscan; or, the Squire's Tale of Chaucer. Modernized by Mr. Boyse; continued from Spenser's Fairy Queen, by Mr. Ogle; and concluded by Mr. Sterling
• Cameos from the Antique; or, the Cabinet of Mythology: Selections Illustrative . . . for the Use of Children . . . .
• Cameos from the Antique; or, the Cabinet of Mythology: Selections Illustrative of the Mythology of Greece and Italy, for the Use of Children . . . .
• Camilla de Florian, and Other Poems
• Camilla de Florian, and Other Poems
• Camilla, or the Deserted Sister. A Poem . . . .
• Camillus and Columna; or, the Sleeping Beauty: A Drama
• Camillus: an Historical Play
• Camillus; or, the Self-exiled Patriot. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Camp Meeting Songster, or a Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• Campaspe, an Historical Tale; and Other Poems
• Canada. A Descriptive Poem, Written at Quebec, 1805
• Cant; a Satirical Poem
• Cantabrigia Depicta; or Cambridge on Fire: A Poem
• Canticles, or Song of Solomon: a New Translation, with Notes . . .
• Canticles; or, Song of Solomon: A New Translation, with Notes; and an Attempt to Interpret the Sacred Allegories Contained in that Book. To Which is Added, an Essay on the Name and Character of the Redeemer
• Canting, an Eccentric Poem. Interspersed with Tales, Pathetic and Ludicrous . . . . To Which are Added a Few Scraps
• Canting, an Eccentric Poem. Interspersed with Tales, Pathetic and Ludicrous . . . . To Which are Added a Few Scraps
• Canting: A Poem, with the Tales of Judith and Reuben; Dash; and Gruff the Miller
• Caps Well Fit: or, Select Epigrams, Serious and Comic
• Captain Parolles at M[i]nden . . . . By the Author of Royal Perseverance . . . .
• Captain Sword and Captain Pen. A Poem . . . . With Some Remarks on War and Military Statesmen
• Captive Vigils. A Poem in Six Cantos or Vigils
• Captivity, a Poem. And Celadon and Lydia, a Tale. Dedicated, by Permission, to Her Grace the Duchess of Devonshire
• Carabasset; a Tragedy . . . in Five Acts
• Caracalla, a Tragedy
• Caractacus, a New Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . Including a Blank Verse Gamut, and Strictures . . . .
• Caractacus. A Metrical Sketch. In Twelve Parts
• Cardiff Castle; a Poem . . . .
• Cardinal Beaton; a Drama, in Five Acts
• Caribbean Verses
• Carlton House Fete; or, the Disappointed Bard; in a Series of Elegies; to Which is Added, Curiosity in Rags; an Elegy
• Carmen Britanicum; or the Song of Britain: Written in Honour of His Royal Highness, George Augustus Frederick, Prince Regent
• Carmen Caledoniae Musae Postremum: Excursio Coelestis; Annotationibus . . . . The Farewell Song of the Caledonian Muse: A Celestial Excursion; with Notes
• Carmen Pastorale; or, Pastoral Elegy, on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales . . . .
• Carmen Saeculare, pro Gallica Gente Tyrannidi Aristocraticae Erepta . . . . A Secular Ode on the French Revolution
• Carmen Seculare for the Year 1800
• Carmen Seculare. A Sacred Poem . . . .
• Carmen Seculare: An Ode for the Year 1814
• Carmen Seculare: An Ode, Inscribed . . . . By a Muse More Loyal than Peter Pindar's
• Carmen triumphale, for the Commencement of the Year 1814
• Carmen Triumphale, for the Commencement of the Year 1814. Carmina Aulica, Written in 1814, on the Arrival of the Allied Sovereigns in England
• Carmen Triumphale; for the Year, 1814
• Carmina Brugesiana. Domestic Poems
• Carmina Domestica; or Poems on Several Occasions. (The Majority Written in the Early Part of Life)
• Carmina Excerpta; or, Gleanings from . . . Richard of Raindale, the Moorish Bard
• Carmina Sacra. Poems on Divine Subjects
• Carmina Sacra. Poems, on the Following Subjects; Fall and Recovery of Man. Epitaph. Deserted Christian. Last Judgment, &c.
• Carnarvon Castle
• Carolina; or, the Planter. Written in 1776
• Caroline. A Poem, in Blank Verse
• Carron, or Wallace's Invitation to Bruce; a Poem. And Songs
• Cartlane-craigs: A Poem
• Cassandra
• Cassandra, False Prophetess. A Drama . . . written in Ridicule of Bonaparte's Expedition to Egypt . . .
• Castalian Hours. Poems
• Castle-Barnard, a Poem
• Caswallon, King of Britain. A Tragedy
• Caswallon: Or, the Briton Chief. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Caswallon; or, The British Chief: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Catalonia, a Poem; with Notes Illustrative of the Present State of Affairs in the Peninsula
• Catechism in Rhyme, for Little Children: Intended Chiefly for the Use of Dame Schools
• Catechism in Rhyme, for Little Children; Intended Chiefly for the Use of Dame Schools
• Catharine de Medicis, a Tragedy; Ethelwold and Elfrida, a Poem; James the Third, King of Scotland, a Tragedy
• Catherine of Cleves. A Tragic Drama, in Three Acts
• Cathluna; a Tale, in Five Cantos
• Catiline's Conspiracy: A Mirror of the Times. Part the First
• Catiline. An Historical Tragedy, in Three Acts
• Catiline: A Tragedy, in Five Acts. With Other Poems
• Cause and Effect; or, Nature's Proofs of a Divine Creator: A Poem. Canto First
• Causidicus, a Poetic Lash: In Three Parts
• Cautionary Stories, Containing the Daisy and Cowslip, Adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old
• Cautions to a Lady. A Poem . . . .
• Ceallachan; a Tale of Momonia: with Other Poems
• Cecco's Complaint, Translated from Il Lamento di Cecco da Varlungo
• Celebration, or, the Academic Procession to St. James's; an Ode
• Celestial Musings: A Poetical Sketch of the Heavens
• Ceres and Agenorica, a Poem
• Certain Curious Poems Written at the Close of the XVIIth and Beginning of the XVIIIth Century . . . .
• Certamen inter Ajacem et Ulyssem de Armis Achillis
• Chalcographimania ; or, the Portrait-collector and Printseller's Chronicle . . . . A Humorous Poem in Four Books. . . .
• Change: A Poem Pronounced at Roxbury, October VIII, MDCCCXXX, in Commemoration of the First Settlement of the Town
• Characteristics of Men, Manners, and Sentiments: Or, the Voyage of Life . . . . And Other Poems
• Characters from Life; or, Moral Hints, in Verse
• Characters of Christ, in Scripture . . . .
• Characters, a Sketch: And Other Pieces
• Characters, Omitted in Crabbe's Parish Register; with Other Tales
• Characters, Sketches, and Other Poems . . . .
• Charity: a Poem
• Charity: a Poetical Essay
• Charity: a Poetical Essay
• Charity; or, Momus's Reward. A Poem.
• Charlemagne; or the Church Delivered. An Epic Poem, in Twenty-four Books
• Charlemagne; or the Church Delivered. An Epic Poem, in Twenty-four Books
• Charles the First, an Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Charles's Small-Clothes. A National Ode.
• Charley's Disappointment, an Elegy . . . .
• Charlotte and Leopold, an Historical Tale. Designed as a Present for Youth
• Charlotte to Werter. A Poetical Epistle
• Charlotte, An Elegy [and other poems and prose]
• Charlotte, or, a Sequel to the Sorrows of Werter: A Struggle between Religion and Love, in an Epistle from Abelard to Eloisa: Vision, or Evening Walk; and Other Poems
• Charmion; a Tale, in Two Cantos
• Charms of Literature, Consisting of an Assemblage of Curious, and Interesting Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Chatsworth a Poem Dedicated by permission to Her Grace the Duchess of Devonshire
• Chatsworth or the Genius of England's Prophecy. A Poem
• Chatsworth, a Poem; Dedicated by Permission, to Her Grace the Duchess of Devonshire
• Chaubert, and Other Tales, in Prose and Verse, Selected and Revised from the Best Authors
• Chaubert; or, The Misanthrope. A Tragic Drama
• Chaunt of the Cholera. Songs for Ireland
• Cheap Repository Tracts; Entertaining, Moral, and Religious
• Cheltea; a Descriptive Poem: Wherein the Genius of the Cheltenham Springs is Supposed to Describe the Virtues of the Waters . . . .
• Cheltenham Lyrics, Lays of a Modern Troubadour, and Other Poems
• Cheltenham Spa: or, The Muse in Gloucestershire
• Chemical Fragments
• Chepstow; a Poem, in Five Cantos
• Chesterfield Church: A Poem
• Chevelere Assigne
• Cheviot: A Poetical Fragment
• Cheviot; a Poetical Fragment
• Chevy Chase, a Poem. Founded on the Ancient Ballad
• Chevy Chase, a Poem. Founded on the Ancient Ballad. With Other Poems
• Cheyt Sing. A Poem . . . . Inscribed, by Permission, to the Right Hon. Charles James Fox, Esq.
• Child's Alphabet, Emblematically Described & Embellished by Twenty-four Pictures Brought into Easy Verse for the Tender Capacities of Young Readers . . . .
• Childe Alarique, a Poet's Reverie
• Childe Alarique, a Poet's Reverie
• Childe Alarique, a Poet's Reverie. With Other Poems
• Childe Albert, or, the Misanthrope, and Other Poems, Imitative and Original
• Childe Capone's Nonage; or, a Scheme of Education
• Childe Harold in the Shades. An Infernal Romaunt
• Childe Harold's Monitor; or Lines Occasioned by the Last Canto of Childe Harold, Including Hints to Other Contemporaries
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage to the Dead Sea: Death on a Pale Horse: And Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage to the Dead Sea: Death on a Pale Horse: And Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt [Cantos I and II]: And Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt: and Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt: And Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt: And Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt: And Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt: And Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt: And Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt: And Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a Romaunt: And Other Poems
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, Complete
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, Romaunt in Four Cantos
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. A Romaunt
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Fourth
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Fourth
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Fourth
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Third
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. A Romaunt
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. A Romaunt
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. A Romaunt, in Four Cantos
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. A Romaunt.
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Fourth
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Fourth
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Third
• Childe Harold's Pilgrimage; a Romaunt. In Four Cantos
• Childe Harolds Pilgrimage, a Romaunt: And Other Poems
• Childe Harolds Pilgrimage. A Romaunt
• Childe Rowland, a Poem. To commemorate His Majesty's visit to Ireland . . .
• Childhood, a Poem
• Childhood, a Poem
• Childhood, and Other Poems
• Children's Hymn Book; being a Selection of Hymns, from Various Authors
• Chinese Courtship. In Verse . . ..
• Chinese Maxims. Translated from the Oeconomy of Human Life. Into Heroic Verse. In Seven Parts
• Chinzica; or, the Battle of the Bridge: A Poem, in Ten Cantos
• Chit Chat, or the Pump Room at Bath in 1813 . . . .
• Choice Cabinet Pictures; with a Few Portraits Done to the Life
• Choice Emblems
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral and Divine, for the Improvement and Pastime of Youth
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral and Divine; for the Improvement and Pastime of Youth . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Choice Emblems: for the Improvement and Pastime of Youth
• Choice Hymns, for Social and Private Devotion, and Lord's Day Schools
• Choice of the Best Poetical Pieces of the Most Eminent English Poets Vol. I [of 6]
• Choice of the Best Poetical Pieces of the Most Eminent English Poets Vol. II [of 6]
• Choice of the Best Poetical Pieces of the Most Eminent English Poets Vol. III [of 6]
• Choice of the Best Poetical Pieces of the Most Eminent English Poets Vol. IV [of 6]
• Choice of the Best Poetical Pieces of the Most Eminent English Poets Vols. V-VI [of 6]
• Choice Selections, and Original Effusions; or, Pen and Ink Well Employed
• Chozar and Sela; or, the Siege of Damascus; and Other Poems
• Christ Crucified. An Epic Poem in Twelve Books
• Christ Raising the Daughter of Jairus: A Seatonian Prize Poem
• Christ the Believer's Breakwater, or a Few Poetical Remarks Occasioned by a Visit to the Breakwater in Plymouth Sound . . . .
• Christ the Believer's Breakwater; or, a Few Poetical Remarks . . . .
• Christ the Christian's Hope in His Last Hours . . A Poem
• Christ's Hospital, a Poem
• Christ's Lamentation over Jerusalem. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• Christabel, &c.
• Christabel, &c.
• Christabel. Kubla Khan, a Vision. The Pains of Sleep
• Christabel: Kubla Khan, a Vision; the Pains of Sleep
• Christabess . . . . A Right Woeful Poem, Translated from the Doggerel
• Christian Experience and Letters . . . Principally Enforcing Holiness
• Christian Hymns Adapted to the Worship of God . . . . for the Central Universalist Society . . . .
• Christian Melodies
• Christian Poetry
• Christian Poetry: A New Selection, Containing the Most Distinguished Pieces that have Recently Appeared
• Christian Reflections on Moral and Divine Subjects
• Christian Songs: To Which is Annexed, an Elegy on the Death of the Author
• Christian Sonnets: Or, Stanzas on the Various Names, Titles, and Characters of Christ
• Christianity in Scotland; a Sketch, with Explanatory Notes, and Other Poems
• Christianity Unmasqued; or Unavoidable Ignorance Preferable to Corrupt Christianity. A Poem. In Twenty-One Cantos.
• Christianity, a Poem
• Christianity; a Poem, in Three Books, with Miscellaneous Notes . . . .
• Christina's Revenge; or the Fate of Monaldeschi: With Other Poems
• Christina, the Maid of the South Seas; a Poem
• Christmas and the New Year: A Masque for the Fire Side
• Christmas and the New Year: A Masque for the Fire-side
• Christmas Trifles; Consisting Principally of Geographical Charades, Valentines, and Poetical Pieces, for Young Persons
• Christmas Trifles; Consisting Principally of Geographical Charades, Valentines, and Poetical Pieces, for Young Persons
• Christmas-Eve, a Tale
• Christmas. A Poem
• Christmas. A Poem
• Christmas. A Poem
• Christmass in a Cottage
• Chronicle of Scottish Poetry; from the Thirteenth Century, to the Union of the Crowns: To Which is Added a Glossary
• Chronological Rhymes on English History
• Chronology of the Kings of England, in Easy Rhyme, for Young People
• Chronology: Or an Introduction and Index to Universal History . . . . To Which are Added, . . . Poetical Retrospect; Literary Chronology . . . .
• Chrysallina; or the Butterfly's Gala, Addressed to Two Little Girls. In Six Parts
• Church and Home Melodies . . . a New Version of . . .the Psalms . . . and Original Hymns . . . .
• Church and Home Melodies; being a New Version of the more Devotional Parts of the Psalms, together with a Version of the Collects, and Original Hymns, for Congregational and Domestic Purposes
• Church and Home Psalmody; being a Collection of Psalms from the Old and New Versions, and Original Hymns . . .
• Church and Home Psalmody; being a Collection of Psalms from the Old and New Versions, and Original Hymns . . . .
• Church and School; a Dialogue in Verse
• Church Hymn Book, Consisting of Newly Composed Hymns, with an Addition of Hymns and Psalms, from Other Authors
• Church Poetry: Being Portions of the Psalms in Verse, and Hymns Suited to the Festivals and Fasts, and Various Occasions of the Church . . . .
• Church-Langton: a Poem
• Cinderella, or the Little Glass Slipper
• Cinderella; or, the Little Glass Slipper
• Cinderella; or, the Little Glass Slipper
• Cinderilla; or the Little Glass Slipper
• Cithoerides; or, Poems from Paris . . . . Also, an Important Letter . . . .
• City Conversation. An Account of a Late Trial . . .
• City Odes, and Other Poems
• City Patriotism Displayed: A Poem Addressed to . . . Lord North
• City Scenes, or a Peep into London. For Children
• City Scenes, or a Peep into London. For Children
• City Scenes: Or, a Peep into London, for Good Children
• City Scenes; or a Peep into London, for Children
• City Scribes and Country Readers, a Satire
• Civic Groans! or, The Lament of Gog and Magog; with an Additional Groan from the Shade of a late City Epicure. A Satirical Poem
• Civil War; a Poem. Written in the Year 1775
• Claims of Literature: The Origin, Motives, Objects, and Transactions of the Society for the Establishment of a Literary Fund
• Clan-Alpin's Vow: A Fragment
• Clan-Alpin's Vow: A Fragment
• Clara Chester; a Poem
• Clara de Montfier, a Moral Tale. With Original Poems. . . . Respectfully Inscribed to the Right Hon. Lady Charlotte Greville
• Clara; or, Fancy's Tale. A Poem . . . .
• Claremont, a Poem
• Clariodus; a Metrical Romance: Printed from a Manuscript of the Sixteenth Century
• Clarks's Miscellany in Prose and Verse
• Class Poem, Delivered in the University Chapel, July 14, at the Valedictory Exercises of the Class of 1835
• Classical English Poetry, for the Use of Schools and Young Persons in General
• Classical English Poetry, for the Use of Schools, and of Young Persons in General. Selected . . . with Some Original Pieces
• Classical English Poetry, for the Use of Schools, and Young Persons in General
• Classical English Poetry, for the Use of Schools, and Young Persons in General
• Classical Enigmas, Adapted to Every Month in the Year . . . .
• Classical Enigmas, Adapted to Every Month in the Year . . . .
• Classical Pastime, in a Set of Poetical Enigmas, on the Planets and Zodiacal Signs
• Classical Poetry, for the Use of Schools, and Young Persons in General. Selected from the Works of Our Most Favourite National Poets
• Classical Selections in Verse
• Clementina, a Tragedy, as It is Perform'd with Universal Applause at the Theatre-Royal in Covent Garden
• Clementina, a Tragedy, as It is Perform'd with Universal Applause at the Theatre-Royal in Covent Garden
• Clementina, a Tragedy. As it is Performed, with Universal Applause, at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden.
• Clemenza; or, the Tuscan Orphan: A Tragic Drama, in Five Acts
• Clemenza; or, the Tuscan Orphan: A Tragic Drama, in Five Acts . . . .
• Cleone, Summer's Sunset Vision, the Confession, with Other Poems and Stanzas
• Cleonice, Princess of Bithynia: A Tragedy. As it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden
• Cleonice, Princess of Bithynia: A Tragedy. As it is Performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden.
• Cliefden; with Other Poems
• Cliff Valentines, 1813
• Cliff Valentines, 1814
• Cliffden. A Poem . . . .
• Clifton Chapel Hill, a Poem, with Historical Annotations, in Two Cantos
• Clifton Grove, a Sketch in Verse, with Other Poems
• Clifton, a Poem . . . .
• Clifton, a Poem. In Imitation of Spenser
• Clifton, Caractacus, Boadicea, and Other Pieces
• Clifton; or, Thoughts and Scenes. In Two Cantos . . . .
• Clio's Protest; or, "The Picture" Varnished. With Other Poems
• Clio. No. I
• Clio. No. II
• Clio. No. III
• Clito and Delia, a Poem
• Cloacina Triumphant . . .
• Cloacina; a Comi-Tragedy.
• Clontarf, a Poem
• Cluthan and Malvina; an Ancient Legend. With Other Poems
• Co-operation, a Poem
• Cobb's Sequel to the Juvenile Readers; Comprising a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Poetry . . . .
• Cobb's Sequel to the Juvenile Readers; Comprising a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Poetry from Highly Esteemed American and English Writers . . . .
• Cobb's Sequel to the Juvenile Readers; Comprising a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Poetry, from Highly Esteemed American and English Writers . . . .
• Cobb's Sequel to the Juvenile Readers; Comprising a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Poetry, from Highly Esteemed American and English Writers . . . .
• Cobb's Sequel to the Juvenile Readers; Comprising a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Poetry, from Highly Esteemed American and English Writers . . . .
• Cobb's Sequel to the Juvenile Readers; Comprising a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Poetry, from Highly Esteemed American and English Writers . . . .
• Cobb's Sequel to the Juvenile Readers; Comprising a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Poetry, from the Highly Esteemed American and English Writers . . . .
• Cock Robin's Courtship and Marriage
• Cock Robin's Courtship and Marriage
• Cock Robin's Courtship and Marriage
• Cock Robin. A Pretty Gilded Toy for Either Girl or Boy, Suited to Children of All Ages
• Cock Robin. A Pretty Gilded Toy for Either Girl or Boy . . . .
• Cock Robin. A Pretty Gilded Toy for Either Girl or Boy Suited to Children of All Ages
• Cock Robin. A Pretty Painted Toy for Either Girl or Boy; Suited to Children of All Ages
• Cockney Critics . . . with The Blow Fly . . . and a Dedication to William Jerdan
• Codron and Cara, a Ballad
• Codrus: A Tragedy
• Coelina; a Mask . . . commemorative of the Nuptials of . . . the Prince of Wales and Princess Caroline
• Coeur de Lion
• Coeur de Lion; or the Third Crusade. A Poem, in Sixteen Books
• Cogitations upon Death, or the Mirror of Man's Misery . . . to Which is Added, the New Jerusalem
• Collectanea Poetica: Or, Wild Flowers of . . . Original Poetry . . . .
• Collectanea Sacra or, Pious Miscellany in Verse and Prose, in Six Books
• Collectanea: Or Select Poems . . . from Various Celebrated and Approved Authors
• Collectaneous Epitaphs; Chiefly Designed to Assist Surviving Relations . . . .
• Collection of Hymns for the Use of Native Christians of the Iroquois. To Which are Added a Few Hymns in the Chipeway Tongue
• Collection of Sacred Hymns for the Use of the Catholic Churches in Kentucky . . . .
• Collection of Songs, for Pilgrims and Strangers
• Collections from the Greek Anthology
• Collections from the Greek Anthology; and from the Pastoral, Elegiac, and Dramatic Poets of Greece
• Collective Works . . . to Which Have been Prefixed Some Biographic Particulars
• College Musings, or Twigs from Parnassus
• Colonel Gardiner; a Christian Drama, in Three Parts
• Columba, a Poetical Epistle . . . .
• Columbia and Britannia: A Dramatic Piece
• Columbia Triumphant a Poem
• Columbia's Glory, or British Pride Humbled; a Poem on the American Revolution: Some Part of It being a Parody on an Ode, Entitled Britain's Glory or Gallic Pride Humbled . . . .
• Columbia's Wreath; or, Miscellaneous Poems, Composed between the Years 1814, and 1830
• Columbia’s Naval Triumphs
• Columbus. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement July 1813
• Comala, a Dramatic Poem, Versified from Ossian
• Comic and Humorous Tales in Verse; Selected from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• Comic Poems of the Years 1685, and 1793; on Rustic Scenes in Scotland, at the Times to Which They Refer . . . .
• Comic Songs
• Comic Songs
• Comic Songs
• Comic Songs
• Comic Songs
• Comic Songs
• Comic Songs . . . . Age of New Inventions . . . .
• Comic Songs . . . . Collection the Seventh [of 13]
• Comic Songs . . . . The Eighth Collection . . . . [of 13]
• Comic Songs . . . Age of New Inventions
• Comic Songs . . . Good Old Days . . . .
• Comic Songs and Recitations. Forming Mr. Merryman's Magazine of Miscellaneous Mirth . . . .
• Comic Songs, . . . . Collection the Tenth
• Comic Songs, . . . . Collection the Twelfth [of 13]
• Comic Songs, . . . . the Eleventh Collection
• Comic Songs, . . . .the Ninth Collection
• Comic Songs, to Popular Tunes
• Comic Songs, to Popular Tunes
• Comic Songs, to Popular Tunes
• Comic Songs, to Popular Tunes
• Comic Songs, to Popular Tunes
• Comic Songs, to Popular Tunes . . . . Fourth Collection
• Comic Songs. Collection the Fourth
• Comic Songs. Collection the Tenth [of 12]
• Comic Songs. Collection the Third
• Comic Songs. The Fifth Collection
• Comic Songs. Collection the First
• Comic Songs. Part First. Containing the Devil and the Exciseman . . . .
• Comic Tales and Lyrical Fancies; Including the Chessiad, a Mock-heroic, in Five Cantos; and the Wreath of Love, in Four Cantos
• Comic Tales in Prose and Verse, Comprising a Selection from the Most Celebrated Authors
• Comic Tales, in Verse . . . .
• Commemorative Feelings, or Miscellaneous Poems. Interspersed with Sketches in Prose on the Sources of Pensive Pleasure
• Commemorative Verses, Addressed to the Friends of Richard Leaver . . . .
• Commerce; a Poem. In Five Parts . . . .
• Commerellianiana: An Heroic Poem, in Two Parts . . . .
• Common Sense: A Poem
• Companion to the Christian Lyre. Comprising the Hymns of the Lyre, with Additional Hymns
• Compositions in Verse: With an Essay on Female Education
• Compositions, Original and Selected
• Compositions, Original and Selected. Part Second
• Comus and Cupid
• Cona; or the Vale of Clwyd. And Other Poems
• Cona; or the Vale of Clwyd. And Other Poems
• Concert Strictures Revived: Being a Fragment of an Old Manuscript Lately Discovered . . . . Canto the First
• Condolence: An Elegiac Epistle from Lieut. Gen B-rg-yne . . . to Lieut. Gen. Earl C-rnw-ll-s . . .
• Condolence: An Elegiac Epistle from Lieut. Gen. B-rg-yne . . . to Lieut. Gen. Earl C-rnw-ll-s . . .
• Conference Hymns for Social Worship, Selected and Original
• Conference Hymns, Selected and Original
• Conference Hymns, Selected and Original
• Conference Hymns, Selected and Original
• Conference Hymns, Selected and Original
• Conference Hymns, Selected from Various Authors
• Conference Hymns; Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Conference Hymns; Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of the Pious of Every Denomination
• Confessional Tears of a Louis d'Or
• Conflagration. A Poem in Four Parts
• Conflagration: A Poem on the Last Day, in Four Parts
• Conflagration: A Satire
• Congal and Fenella; a Tale in Two Parts
• Congratulatory Address on His Most Gracious Majesty King George the Fourth's Visit to Scotland . . . .
• Congratulatory Addresses Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, at the Installation of His Grace the Duke of Wellington . . . .
• Congratulatory Addresses Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, at the Installation of His Grace the Duke of Wellington, Chancellor of the University
• Congratulatory Ode, to General . . . Howe . . . .
• Conjugal Infidelity, a Poem
• Conjugal Love: An Elegy
• Conrad and Eudora; or, the Death of Alonzo. A Tragedy. In Five Acts. Founded on the Murder of Sharpe, by Beauchamp, in Kentucky
• Conrad, and Other Poems
• Conrad; or, the Usurper: A Tragedy. And the Kinsmen of Naples: A Tragedy
• Conscience Personified, an Allegorical Sketch: And the Pet Lamb, an Elegy
• Conscience: a Poetical Essay
• Conscience: a Poetical Essay
• Conscience: an Ethical Essay
• Conscience; or, the Bridal Night: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Conscience; or, the Bridal Night: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Consecration. A Poem . . . on the Opening and Consecration of a Chapel in the Parish of Sundridge, in Kent . . . .
• Consolation, with Other Poems
• Consolatory Verses . . . with Some Account of the Life and Character of the Author. To Which are Added Observations, Moral, Juridical, and Elucidatory, on Her Very Remarkable Case, and Its Important Relation to the Public Safety
• Conspiracy, a Tragedy
• Constance de Castile. A Poem, in Ten Cantos
• Constance de Castile. A Poem, in Ten Cantos
• Constancy, a Poetic Tale: Founded on Fact
• Constancy, a Poetical Epistle, Founded on Fact
• Constantia, a Tragedy, in Five Acts; and Valville; or, the Prejudices of Past Times; a Drama, in Five Acts
• Constitutions of the Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons . . . .
• Contemplation, a Poem; with Tales, and Other Poetical Compositions
• Contemplation, a Poetical Essay, on the Works of Creation
• Contemplation; with Other Poems
• Contemplations of the Saviour; a Series of Extracts from the Gospel History, with Reflections, and Original and Selected Hymns
• Contemplations of the Saviour; a Series of Extracts from the Gospel History, with Reflections, and Original and Selected Hymns
• Contentment; or Hints to Servants on the Present Scarcity. A Poetical Epistle
• Contes des Fous, and Other Trifles in Verse
• Continuation of Don Juan. Cantos XVII. and XVIII.
• Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work: With Some Pieces not before Published
• Conversation: A Didactic Poem, in Three Parts
• Conversation: A Didactic Poem, in Three Parts
• Conversation: A Didactic Poem, in Three Parts
• Conversations Introducing Poetry, Chiefly on Subjects of Natural History, for the Use of Young Persons
• Conversations Introducing Poetry, Chiefly on Subjects of Natural History, for the Use of Young Persons
• Conversations Introducing Poetry, Chiefly on Subjects of Natural History, for the Use of Young Persons
• Conversations Introducing Poetry: Chiefly on Subjects of Natural History. For the Use of Children and Young Persons
• Conversations, interspersed with Poems, for the Amusement and Instruction of Youth
• Convivialia et Saltatoria; or, A few Thoughts upon Feasting and Dancing: a poem; - in two parts. To which is annex'd a Poetical Epistle in praise of tobacco [Nicotiana]
• Conway Castle; a Poem. To which are added, Verses to the Memory of the late Earl of Chatham; and The Moon, a Simile for the Fashionable World.
• Coombe Ellen: A Poem, Written in Radnorshire, September 1798
• Copse-grove Hill, or, Reflections in Blank Verse, Made in a Spring Morning at Sunrise, on its Summit, in the Parish of Long Ditton, Surry, 1822. With Other Poems
• Corin and Olinda: A Legendary Tale. In Three Parts
• Corinne; or, Italy . . . . With Metrical Versions of the Odes . . . .
• Corinth, and Other Poems. Dedicated (by Permission) to the Right Hon. Viscountess Anson
• Corinthian Parodies, by Tom, Jerry, and Logic; Illustrative of Life in London
• Corn Law Rhymes
• Corn Law Rhymes
• Corn Law Rhymes: The Ranter.
• Cornelia: A Tragedy
• Cornish Carelessness; Poems, Original and Translated
• Cornubia: A Poem, in Five Cantos, Descriptive of the Most Interesting Scenery, Natural and Artificial, in the County of Cornwall . . . .
• Corrections in Verse, from the Father of the College, on Son Cadogan's Gout-Dissertation . . .
• Corruption and Intolerance: Two Poems. With Notes. Addressed to an Englishman
• Corruption and Intolerance: Two Poems. With Notes. Addressed to an Englishman by an Irishman
• Corruption, a Satire. With Notes
• Corruption. A Mock Heroic. In Four Cantos
• Corsica, a Poem
• Cortez; or, the Conquest of Mexico . . . .
• Corydon, Selemnus, and Sylvia; a Fragment. From a Dramatic Pastoral
• Cosmo the Florentine; Visit to Perth; and Other Poems
• Cosmo, Duke of Tuscany: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Costanca, a Poem
• Cottage Life and Rural Scenery: A Poem: With a Few Minor Pieces . . . .
• Cottage Musings; or, Select Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• Cottage Pictures or the Poor
• Cottage Pictures; or, the Poor: A Poem . . . .
• Cottage Poems
• Cottage Poems
• Cottage Poems
• Cottage Poems
• Cottage Poems; or the Cottager's Remarks and Opinions on Various Subjects
• Cottage Poetry
• Cottage Similes, or, Poems on Domestic Occurrences, Designed for Those in Humble Life
• Cottage-pictures; or, the Poor . . . .
• Coucy and Adelaide. A Norman Story
• Count Julian: A Tragedy
• Country and Town, with Fragments of Ancient and Modern Morality, in Rhyme
• Country People; or, Pastoral Poetry
• Court Fees: Or, the Mayor and the Cobler . . .
• Court News; or, the Peers of King Coal: And the Errants; or a Survey of British Strata . . . .
• Cow-chace, in Three Cantos, Published on Occasion of the Rebel General Wayne's Attack of the Refugees Block-house on Hudson's River, on Friday the 21st of July, 1780
• Cowper's Text: A Poem
• Cradle Melodies
• Craig Phadric, Visions of Sensibility, with Legendary Tales, and Occasional Pieces
• Craigmillar Castle. An Elegy
• Craignethan Castle, a Poem
• Crambe Repetita, a Second Course of Bubble and Squeak, or British Beef Galli-maufry'd: With a Devil'd Biscuit or Two . . . .
• Cranbrook: Containing Characteristic Sketches in Verse; Descriptive of the Local Scenery, and the Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants . . . .
• Craven Blossoms: Or, Poems Chiefly Connected with the District of Craven
• Crayons from the Commons, or, Members in Relievo; a Poem, Satirical and Descriptive
• Cream for Children; a Catechism in Rhyme
• Creation's Friend: Lines Addressed to, and Published with the Approbation of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
• Creation, a Poem
• Creation, and Other Poems: To Which are Added, the Bowers of Happiness, a Vision, and an Essay on Sacred Poetry
• Creation. A Poem
• Creation: A Poem
• Creation: A Poem
• Cries out of the Depths. Poems on Sacred Subjects
• Crim. Con. An Ode to the Marquis of Blandford
• Crispin, or the Apprentice Boy, a Poem
• Critical Opinions and Complimentary Verses on the Poems of H. Downman, M.D. . . .
• Critical Trifles, in a Familiar Epistle to John Fisher, Esq. LLD., Commissioner for the Spanish Prizes
• Critical, Poetical, and Dramatic Works
• Critical, Poetical, and Dramatic Works. Vol. I [, of 2]
• Criticism and Taste. A Satire
• Criticisms on the Rolliad . . . . Part 2 [of 2]
• Criticisms on the Rolliad . . . . Part I [of 2]
• Criticisms on the Rolliad . . . . Part II
• Criticisms on the Rolliad . . . . Part the First
• Criticisms on the Rolliad . . . . Part II
• Criticisms on the Rolliad . . . . Part the First
• Criticisms on the Rolliad, a Poem . . . .
• Criticisms on The Rolliad, a Poem; being a more Faithful Portraiture of the present Immaculate Youong Minister and his Friends, than any extant.
• Criticisms on the Rolliad. Part the First
• Criticisms on the Rolliad. Part the First
• Criticisms on The Rolliad. Part the Second
• Criticisms on the Rolliad. Part the Second. To Which are Added, Political Eclogue No. 1. and an Epithalamium on the Marriage of . . . Elliot, with Lady Harriot Pitt
• Crockford-House, a Rhapsody. In Two Cantos. A Rhymer in Rome
• Croft Spaw, Yorkshire. A Brief Address, with Digressions
• Cromer, a Descriptive Poem
• Crouch-Hill, a Descriptive Poem
• Cruikshank's Trip to Greenwich Fair: A Whimsical Record . . . .
• Crystalina; a Fairy Tale
• Cullings from . . . . With a Memoir of His Life and Notices of His Writings
• Cuma, the Warrior-bard of Erin, and Other Poems
• Cumbrian Legends; or, Tales of Other Times: Dedicated to Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales . . . .
• Cumnor Hall
• Cumnor, or the Bugle-horn, a Tragedy. With Other Dramatic Dialogues and Miscellaneous Poems
• Cupid & Psyche a Mythological Tale from the Golden Ass . . . .
• Cupid and Psyche: A Mythological Tale, from the Golden Ass
• Cupid and Psyche: A Mythological Tale, from the Golden Ass . . . .
• Cupid Turned Volunteer: In a Series of Prints, Designed by Her Royal Highness the Princess Elizabeth; and Engraved by W. N. Gardiner, B.A. with Poetical Illustrations . . . .
• Cupid's Album: Being a Choice Collection of Elegant Compliments . . . Addressed to the Fair Sex . . . .
• Cupid's Annual Charter; or, St. Valentine's Festival . . . .
• Cupid's Bower; or, the Poetical Garden of Love: A Collection of Original Valentines . . . .
• Cupid's Cabinet or, Lovers' Pastime: In a Series of Original Addresses, with Appropriate Answers, for Saint Valentine's Day . . . .
• Cupid's Festival; or Poems Amatory & Anacreontic
• Cupid's Garland, or, Love's Annual Resource, a Collection of Original Valentine Verses . . . for Ladies to Declare Their Sentiments . . . .
• Cupid's Garland, or, Love's Annual Resourse [sic], a Collection of Original Valentine Verses . . . for Ladies . . . .
• Cupid's Miscellany. Containing the Following Favorite Songs . . . .
• Cupid's Repository; or, Lovers' Mart; Containing a Choice Collection of Whimsical Valentines and Answers, for the New Year
• Curiosity: A Poem, Delivered at Cambridge, before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, August 27, 1829
• Curiosity: A Poem, Delivered at Cambridge, before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, August 27, 1829
• Curraghmore; the Seat of the Most Noble the Marquis of Waterford. With Other Poems
• Cursory Hints to Young Actors
• Cursory Hints to Young Actors
• Cursus Glacialis; or Scating: A Poetical Essay. Inscribed to the Club.
• Curtain Lectures; or, Matrimonial Misery Displayed . . . .
• Cutchacutchoo, or The Jostling of the Innocents
• Cutchacutchoo, or The Jostling of the Innocents
• Cyllenius: A Poem
• Cyril, a Poem in Four Cantos, and Minor Poems
• Daily Texts, with Verses of Hymns . . . .
• Dame Dearlove's Ditties for the Nursery; so Wonderfully Contrived, that They May be Either Sung or Said by Nurse or Baby
• Dame Partlet's Farm: Containing an Account of the Great Riches She Obtained by Industry, the Good Life She Led . . . to Which is Added, a Hymn . . . and an Epitaph . . . .
• Dame Trot and Her Comical Cat
• Dame Trot, and Her Comical Cat
• Dame Wiggins of Lee, and Her Seven Wonderful Cats. A Humourous Tale
• Damon and Pythias, a Play, in Five Acts . . . .
• Damon and Pythias, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Damon and Pythias, a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Damon and Pythias: A Tragedy, in Five Acts. As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden
• Danebury: Or the Power of Friendship, a Tale. With Two Odes
• Daniel O'Rourke; or, Rhymes of a Pantomime
• Daniel O'Rourke; or, Rhymes of a Pantomime. Founded on that Story
• Daniel Safe among Lions; or, the Efficacy of Prayer
• Daphne, a Poem . . .
• Daphnis A Pastoral Elegy. Written October 1755.
• Dar-thula: A Poem of Ossian, Translated into English Verse
• Daranzel; or, the Persian Patriot. An Original Drama. In Five Acts. As Performed at the Theatre in Boston
• Dartmoor, and Other Poems
• Dartmoor: A Descriptive Poem
• Dartmoor: A Descriptive Poem
• Dartmoor; a Poem: Which Obtained the Prize of Fifty Guineas Proposed by the Royal Society of Literature
• Dash, a Tale
• Daughters of Eve, . . . Published in Aid of the New York Female Association. For the Support and Instruction of the Indigent Deaf and Dumb . . . .
• David against Goliath. A Poem
• David and Goliath. A Poem . . . .
• David and Uriah. A Drama, in Five Acts . . . .
• David Dreadnought, the Reformed English Sailor
• David Dreadnought, the Reformed Sailor; or, Nautical Tales and Adventures, in Verse. In Eight Books
• David Dreadnought; or, Nautic Tales and Adventures, in Verse. In Four Parts
• David Playing the Harp before Saul. A Seatonian Poem
• David, King of Israel: A Sacred Poem, in Twelve Books
• David. a Poem
• Daylesford: a Poem
• Days Departed, or Banwell Hill; a Lay of the Severn Sea: Including the Tale of the Maid of Cornwall . . . .
• Days Departed; or, Banwell Hill: A Lay of the Severn Sea
• Days Gone By, and Other Poems
• Days Gone By. Written on the Anniversary Birth-day of a Beloved Brother, Who Died on the 31st July, 1827
• De Clifford, a Romance of the Red Rose. A Poem in Twelve Books
• De Clifford, a Romance of the Red Rose. A Poem in Twelve Books
• De Courci, a Tale, in Two Cantos, with Other Poems . . .
• De Grey; a Tale of Codnor Castle, a Poem in Six Cantos
• De Grey; a Tale of Codnor Castle, a Poem, in Six Cantos
• De Grey; a Tale of Codnor Castle, a Poem, in Six Cantos
• De Monfort: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . . As Performed at the Drury-Lane and New-York Theatres . . . .
• De Monfort; a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . as Performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Printed under the Authority of the Managers from the Prompt Book
• De Monfort; a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . as Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Printed under the Authority of the Managers from the Promptbook with Remarks by Mrs Inchbald
• De Rance. A Poem
• De Rance. A Poem
• De Rance. A Poem
• De Salkeld, Knight of the White Rose; a Tale of the Middle Ages
• De Vaux, or the Heir of Gilsland, a Poem, in Five Cantos
• Death and Burial of Cock Robin
• Death and Eternity. A Poem
• Death Improved. An Elegiac Poem, occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Thomas Gibbons . . .
• Death in Disguise; a Temperance Poem
• Death of Abdallah
• Death of Louis, the Sixteenth, a Tragedy
• Death on the Pale Horse, as Represented by Mr. West, a Poem
• Death's Doings: Consisting of Numerous Original Compositions, in Verse and Prose . . . .
• Death's Doings: Consisting of Numerous Original Compositions, in Verse and Prose . . . Intended as Illustrations of . . . Copper-plates . . . by R. Dagley . . . .
• Death's Doings; Consisting of Numerous Original Compositions, in Prose and Verse . . . Principally Intended as Illlustrations of Plates . . . by R. Dagley . . . .
• Death, and Other Poems
• Death, Judgement and Eternity, a Poem in Three Parts
• Death, Judgement, and Eternity, a Poem in Three Parts
• Death, Judgment, Heaven and Hell, a Poem, with Hymns and Other Pieces
• Death: An Essay in Verse
• Death; a Poem
• Deborah. A Poem
• Dedicated by Permission, to Her Royal Highness the Princess Elizabeth. Poems
• Defence of Baltimore, and Death of General Ross. Fredoniad. - Canto XXXIX [actually III]
• Deirdri, or the Lamentable Fate of the Sons of Usnach, an Ancient Dramatic Irish Tale . . . Literally Translated into English . . . .
• Delenda est Carthago; or, a Poetical Paraphrase on the French Declaration
• Delightful Play of the Children in the Wood
• Delineation. A Poem
• Delmour; or, a Tale of a Sylphid. And Other Poems
• Demetrie, and Other Poems
• Demetrius, the Hero of the Don. An Epick Poem
• Demetrius: A Tale of Modern Greece: In Three Cantos. With Other Poems
• Democracy Unveiled, or, Tyranny Stripped of the Garb of Patriotism
• Democracy Unveiled; or, Tyranny Stripped of the Garb of Patriotism
• Democracy Unveiled; or, Tyranny Stripped of the Garb of Patriotism
• Democracy: An Epic Poem. Canto First
• Democratic Rage or, Louis the Unfortunate. A Tragedy
• Democratic Rage, or, Louis the Unfortunate. A Tragedy
• Democratic Rage; or, Louis the Unfortunate. A Tragedy
• Democratic Rage; or, Louis the Unfortunate. A Tragedy
• Demosthenes, Contemplating the Ruins of Athens; Theme Proposed for the Annual Prize Poem in the University of Dublin, 1812
• Dentologia: A Poem on the Diseases of the Teeth, and Their Proper Remedies . . . . With Notes, Practical, Historical, Illustrative, and Explanatory
• Dependance, a Poem
• Dermid; or, Erin in the Days of Boru: A Poem
• Dermot Mac Morrogh, or the Conquest of Ireland; an Historical Tale of the Twelfth Century. In Four Cantos
• Dermot Mac Morrogh, or, The Conquest of Ireland; an Historical Tale of the Twelfth Century
• Derriana, consisting of a History of the Siege of Londonderry . . . in 1688 and 1689, with Historical Poetry and Biographical Notes, &c
• Derriana: A Collection of Papers relative to the Siege of Derry . . .
• Derwent; an Ode
• Description of a Voyage in the Coal Trade, with Other Poems
• Description of Heaven. A Poem. [Canto III of Fredoniad]
• Description of the Environs of Ingleborough, and Principal Places on the Banks of the River Wenning
• Description of the Last Judgment, and Reflections thereon: Also a Poem on Death and One on the Resurrection
• Description of the Spar Cave . . . . To Which is Subjoined, the Mermaid, a Poem
• Descriptive and Other Miscellaneous Pieces, in Verse
• Descriptive Poems . . . . Containing Picturesque Views of the State of New-York
• Descriptive Poetry . . . from the Best Modern Authors
• Descriptive Sketches. In Verse. Taken during a Pedestrian Tour in the Italian, Grison, Swiss, and Savoyard Alps
• Despair; a Vision. Derry Down and John Bull, a Simile. Being Two Political Parodies on "Darkness," and a Scene from "The Giaour," by Lord Byron . . . .
• Despair; a Vision. Derry Down and John Bull, a Simile. Being Two Political Parodies on "Darkness," and a Scene from "The Giaour," by Lord Byron. Together with a Love Letter from John Bull to Liberty. And a Farewell Address from the Same to the Same
• Despotism; or Spain. An Historical Romance. In Three Cantos
• Destiny and Fortitude: An Historical Poem. In Sixteen Elegies. Being a Detail of the Misfortunes of the Illustrious House of Stuart
• Desultory Thoughts in London, Titus and Gisippus, with Other Poems
• Desultory Thoughts on Various Subjects
• Detached Essays, on a Variety of Religious Subjects, Sacred Poetry, etc.
• Detached Pieces of Poetry. Written by a Mother, and Dedicated to Her Daughters
• Detached Pieces, on Religious and Moral Subjects, in Prose and Verse
• Detached Sentences on Jesus Triumphant, or the Great Battle of Armageddon, now Fighting over the World
• Devon, a Poem
• Devotional Hymns, Designed Especially for Public Worship . . . .
• Devotional Pieces, compiled from the Psalms and the Book of Job . . .
• Devotional Poetry; or a Selection of Poems and Extracts, on Sacred and Serious Subjects, from Approved Authors
• Devotional Reflections on the Psalms of David . . . .
• Devotional Verses; Founded on, and Illustrative of Select Texts of Scripture
• Dews of Castalie; Poems, Composed on Various Subjects and Occasions
• Dews of Parental Sorrow, a Poem on the Death of My Firstborn: With Other Poems
• Dhe Sentencious Poets . . . Arrainged, aand translated into correspondent Inglish Mezzure
• Dialogue between a Prisoner . . . and the Angel of Death
• Dialogue in the Elysian Fields, between Caesar and Cato
• Dialogues and Recitations, in Prose and Verse, for the Use of Common Schools and for Private Amusement . . . .
• Dialogues of the Dead; or, Conversations in the Shades . . . .
• Dick Shift, or the State Triumvirate. A Political Tale in Imitation of Swift
• Dictates; or, Selections in Prose and Verse, for Dictating as Exercises in Orthography
• Didactic Poems. The Greatness . . . Knowledge . . . &c. &c. &c.
• Didactic Poetry. Chiron to Achilles; the Highwayman's Soliloquy; &c. &c. &c
• Didactic Poetry. Judgment of Hercules. &c.&c.&c.
• Dioclesian. A Dramatic Poem
• Dion, a Tragedy . . . and the Naturalist, a Comedy . . . .
• Dion, a Tragedy: and Miscellaneous Poetry
• Disappointment: And Other Poems
• Disappointment: And Other Poems
• Disappointment; or, the Hunt after Royalty . . . .
• Discord: a Satire
• Discord: An Epic Poem, occasioned by observing the Present Troubles in France
• Discours en vers, adresse aux officiers et aux soldats des differentes armees americaines
• Distress. A Poem
• Distress: A Pathetic Poem
• Distress: a Poem
• Distress: A Poem
• Dithyrambe sur l'immortalite de l'ame, suivi du passage du St. Gothard . . . .
• Dithyrambe sur l'immortalite de l'ame, suivi du passage du St.-Gothard . . . .
• Ditis Chorus; or, Hell Broke Loose. A Poem
• Ditties for Children
• Ditties for Children
• Ditties for Children
• Ditties for Children
• Diurnal Readings; being Lessons for Every Day in the Year . . .
• Diurnal Readings; being Lessons for Every Day in the Year . . .
• Diurnal Readings; being Lessons for Every Day in the Year . . .
• Diversity. A Poem
• Divine Hymns attempted in an Easy Language for the Use of Children
• Divine Hymns attempted in Easy Language for the Use of Children . . . .
• Divine Hymns Attempted in Easy Language for the Use of Children. Designed as an Appendix to Dr. Watts's Divine Songs
• Divine Hymns or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . .
• Divine Hymns or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, Composed on Several Occasions
• Divine Hymns, on the Sufferings of Christ. For the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians: Being a Collection
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians. A Collection
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs: For the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians . . . . With a Large Addition of Hymns never before Published
• Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians
• Divine Hymns, or, Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians
• Divine Hymns, or, Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies, and Private Christians . . . .
• Divine Justice and Mercy Displayed ... in ... Judas Iscariot
• Divine Miscellanies; or, Sacred Poems. In Two Parts . . . .
• Divine Philanthropy: or The Love of God. A Poetical Essay
• Divine Poems and Essays on Various Subjects . . . .
• Divine Poems and Essays, on Various Subjects. (In Three Parts)
• Divine Poems and Essays, On Various Subjects. In Two Parts
• Divine Poems; together, with a Journal of Our Lord's Gracious Dealings with the Soul of the Authoress
• Divine Songs, Composed on Various Occasions and Subjects
• Divine Songs, Composed on Various Occasions and Subjects
• Doctor Merryman, or Nothing but Mirth; being a Poesy of Pleasant Poems and Witty Jests
• Doctor Syntax in Paris or a Tour in Search of the Grotesque a Humorous & Satirical Poem
• Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David . . . . To Which is Added a Collection of Hymns
• Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David . . . . To Which is Added a Collection of Hymns . . . .
• Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David . . . To Which is Added a Collection of Hymns
• Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David Corrected and Enlarged . . . .
• Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David Corrected and Enlarged . . . . To Which is Added a Collection of Hymns . . . .
• Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David, Corrected and Enlarged . . . . To Which is Added a Collection of Hymns
• Doctor Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David, Corrected and Enlarged . . . . To Which is Added a Collection of Hymns . . . .
• Doctrines in Rhyme; Containing the Christian Doctrines and Duties, with Their Proofs . . . .
• Domestic Happiness, a Poem
• Domestic Happiness; or, She is What a Wife should be. Domestic Misery; or, She is What a Wife should not be. A Poem . . . .
• Domestic Industry: A Poem, in a Dialogue between a Farmer and a Manufacturer. An Appeal to the Fair Sex of Columbia. And an Address to the Members of Congress
• Domestic Life and Other Poems
• Domestic Records; Containing Miscellaneous Pieces Selected from the Author's Manuscripts . . . .
• Domestic Records; Containing Miscellaneous Pieces Selected from the Author's Manuscripts, on Subjects Religious, Moral, and Sentimental
• Don Carlos, a Tragedy. Translated and Rendered into Verse . . . .
• Don Carlos; a Dramatic Poem
• Don Carlos; or, Persecution. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Don Carlos; or, Persecution. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Don Carlos; or, Persecution. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Don Carlos; or, Persecution. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Don Carlos; or, Persecution. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Don Carlos; or, Persecution. A Tragedy, Five Acts
• Don Emanuel, a Poem, in Three Cantos, with Notes
• Don Giovanni: A Poem: In Two Cantos. Azim and Lilla. And Other Pieces
• Don Juan
• Don Juan
• Don Juan
• Don Juan
• Don Juan
• Don Juan
• Don Juan
• Don Juan
• Don Juan
• Don Juan
• Don Juan in Search of a Wife. With Other Poems
• Don Juan in Sixteen Cantos
• Don Juan [Cantos I and II]
• Don Juan [Cantos I-V]
• Don Juan, a Poem
• Don Juan, Canto the Third
• Don Juan, Cantos III, IV, and V
• Don Juan, Cantos III, IV, and V
• Don Juan, Cantos XII, XIII, XIV
• Don Juan, Cantos XV, XVI
• Don Juan, Complete; English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; Hours of Idleness; the Waltz; and All the Other Minor Poems
• Don Juan, Complete; English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers; Hours of Idleness; the Waltz; and All the Other Minor Poems
• Don Juan, in Sixteen Cantos . . . .
• Don Juan, in Sixteen Cantos, with Notes
• Don Juan, in Sixteen Cantos, with Notes
• Don Juan. Cantos I. to V
• Don Juan. Cantos III, IV, and V
• Don Juan. Cantos III. IV. and V
• Don Juan. Cantos III. IV. and V
• Don Juan. Cantos IX.--X.--XI
• Don Juan. Complete
• Don Juan. A Poem in Sixteen Cantos
• Don Juan. A Poem [Cantos I-V]
• Don Juan. Canto the Third
• Don Juan. Canto XI
• Don Juan. Canto XVII
• Don Juan. Canto XVII
• Don Juan. Canto XVIII
• Don Juan. Cantos I. to VI. [and VII. to XVI].
• Don Juan. Cantos IX.--X.--and XI
• Don Juan. Cantos IX.--X.--XI
• Don Juan. Cantos IX.--X.--XI
• Don Juan. Cantos VI--VII--and VIII
• Don Juan. Cantos VI.--VII.--and VIII
• Don Juan. Cantos VI.--VII.--and VIII
• Don Juan. Cantos VI.--VII.--VIII
• Don Juan. Cantos XII.--XIII.--and XIV
• Don Juan. Cantos XII.--XIII.--XIV
• Don Juan. Cantos XII.--XIII.--XIV
• Don Juan. Cantos XII.--XIII.--XIV
• Don Juan. Cantos XV and XVI
• Don Juan. Cantos XV and XVI
• Don Juan. Cantos XV. and XVI
• Don Juan. Cantos XV. and XVI
• Don Juan. Cantos XVII-XVIII
• Don Juan. Cantos XVII-XVIII
• Don Juan. Cantos XVII. and XVIII
• Don Juan. In Five Cantos
• Don Juan. [Cantos I and II]
• Don Juan. [Cantos I and II]
• Don Juan: in Sixteen Cantos
• Don Juan: In Sixteen Cantos
• Don Juan: In Sixteen Cantos
• Don Juan: In Sixteen Cantos . . . . Complete in One Volume
• Don Juan: With an Autobiographical Account of Lord Byron and His Family; Anecdotes of His Lordship's Travels and Residence in Greece, at Geneva, &c. Including, also, a Sketch of the Vampyre Family . . . . Canto III
• Don Juan; Hours of Idleness; English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; the Waltz; and Other Poems
• Don Pedro, King of Castile. A Tragedy . . . . Represented for the First Time at Drury Lane Theatre, March 10, 1828
• Dona Ignez de Castro, a Tragedy
• Donald and Mary; or, the Highlanders in Belgium: A Tale of War. In Four Cantos
• Donald Bane: An Heroic Poem, in Three Books
• Donjon, Prospect and Reflection; a Moral, Sentimental, and Complimentary Poem
• Donum amicis. Verses on Various Occasions
• Dorastus & Emilia; or, the Orphan Gleaner. A Poem, in Two Parts
• Douglas Travestie: To Which are Added, Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Broad Scottish Dialect
• Douglas, a Tragedy, in Five Acts. . . . Reduced to Scottish Rhyme, Chiefly in the Broad Buchan Dialect
• Dover Vision; a Poem. With Political Remarks.
• Downes's Original Poems and Songs, with Notes
• Dr. Comicus or the Frolics of Fortune
• Dr. Goldsmith's Celebrated Elegy, on . . . Mrs. Mary Blaize
• Dr. Price and the Rights of Man! An Elegy . . .
• Dr. Watts' Imitation of the Psalms of David, Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States . . . .
• Dramas
• Dramas Adapted for the Representation of Juvenile Persons
• Dramas and Other Poems . . . . Vol. I [of 3]
• Dramas and Poems
• Dramas of the Ancient World
• Dramas Translations and Occasional Poems
• Dramatic and Narrative Poems
• Dramatic Dialogues for the Use of Schools
• Dramatic Genius. In Five Books
• Dramatic Poems, Comprising the Following Tragedies; Gunilda, Usurper, Matilda, and Abdalla
• Dramatic Poems. Leonora, a Tragedy; and Etha and Aidallo, a Dramatic Poem
• Dramatic Scenes and Other Poems
• Dramatic Scenes and Other Poems
• Dramatic Scenes, Sonnets, and Other Poems
• Dramatic Sketches of the Ancient Northern Mythology
• Dramatic Sketches, and Minor Poems
• Dramatic Tales
• Dramatic Works
• Dramatized Works
• Drawings, from Living Models. Taken at Bath
• Dreams in Lilliput: Or, Visions in Verse . . .
• Dreams of the Past, in Verse
• Drury's Resurrection: Or, the Drama versus the Menagerie. Humbly Inscribed to Samuel Whitbread, Esq.
• Drury, a Poem . . . .
• Dryburgh Abbey, and Other Poems
• Dryburgh Abbey, and Other Poems
• Dryburgh Abbey, the Burial Place of Sir Walter Scott. A Vision. Forming a Poetical Catalogue of All the Principal Characters in the Waverley Novels . . . .
• Dublin Run Mad!!! or, Remarks on Cutchacutchoo, and Its History: With a Poetical Address to the Real Innocents of Dublin
• Dublin University Prize Poems: With Spanish & German Ballads, &c.
• Ducks and Green Peas; or, the Newcastle Rider . . . . To Which is Added, the Newcastle Rider, a Tale in Rhyme
• Ducks and Green Peas; or, The Newcastle Rider; a Farce in One Act . . . To which is added, The Newcastle Rider. A Tale in Rhyme
• Ducks and Green Pease; or, The Newcastle Rider: a Farce of One Act . . . to which is added, The Cure for a Drunkard; a Tale, in Verse
• Ducks and Green Pease; or, The Newcastle Rider: a Farce of One Act . . . To which is added, The Cure for a Drunkard; a Tale, in Verse
• Due canzoni . . .
• Due canzoni . . .
• Duelling: A Poem
• Dukinfield Lodge, a Poem, in Two Cantos
• Dunblane Traditions . . . . To Which is Added an Appendix of Original Poems and Songs
• Dunfermline Abbey; a Poem. With Historical Notes and Illustrations
• Dunkeld; the Prodigal Son; and Other Poems; Including Translations from the Gaelic
• Dunluce Castle, a Poem. In Four Parts
• Dunrie; a Poem
• Dunstable: A Poem; and Graves of the Poor . . . .
• Dunstan Park; or an Evening Walk. A Poem
• Dunwich; a Tale of the Splendid City. In Four Cantos
• Durand; or, Jacobinism Displayed; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Durazzo: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Durazzo; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Durovernum; with Other Poems
• Each Side of the Gutter; or, fugitive pieces. Published in Dublin in January and February, 1789
• Eanthe: a Tale of the Druids, and Other Poems
• Earl Goodwin, an Historical Play. . . . Performed with General Applause at the Theatre-Royal, Bristol
• Earle Stoke, a Poem
• Early Attempts at Poetry, Written at Different Periods, from 1811, to 1816
• Early Lays
• Early Metrical Tales; Including the History of Sir Egeir, Sir Gryme, and Sir Gray-steill
• Early Piety, or Memoirs of Christians Eminently Serious . . . . and Hymns, upon Various Occasions
• Early Thoughts; a Collection of Original Poems, with a Few Translations
• Eartham: An Epistle to a Lady
• Eastern Eclogues; Written During a Tour Through Arabia, Egypt, and Other Parts of Asia and Africa in the Year M.DCC.LXXVII
• Eastern Scenes in Early Ages
• Eastern Sketches, in Verse
• Eastern Sketches, in Verse . . .
• Easy Hymns for the Use of Children in the National Schools. In Two Parts
• Easy Rhymes for Children from Five to Ten Years of Age
• Easy Rhymes for Children from Five to Ten Years of Age
• Ebenezer: A Memorial of the Lord's Unchangeable Goodness under Changing Dispensations, Written on the Occasion of the Removal of a Valuable and Much-endeared Wife, on December 15, 1790
• Eccellino da Romano, Surnamed the Tyrant of Padua. A Poem, in Twelve Books
• Eccentric Tales. In Verse. Ascribed to George Colman the Younger, Esq. Forming a New Volume to His Broad Grins
• Eccentric Tales. In Verse
• Eccentricities for Edinburgh . . . .
• Ecclesia Anglicana, a Poem . . . .
• Ecclesiastical Gallantry: Or, the Mystery Unravelled, a Tale. Dedicated to His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, without Permission.
• Ecclesiastical Sketches
• Echoism; a Poem
• Echoism; a Poem. With an Appendix, and Particular Reference to Canting
• Edgar and Elfrida. With the Defeat of Hoel, Prince of Wales
• Edgar and Elfrida; or The Power of Beauty
• Edgar and Ella, a Legendary Tale of the Sixteenth Century, in Three Cantos: And Other Poems
• Edgar; or, Caledonian Feuds. A Tragedy
• Edinburgh Delivered; or, the World in Danger: A Dramatic Poem
• Edinburgh, or, the Ancient Royalty; a Sketch of Former Manners . . . .
• Edinburgh: A Poem, in the Scottish Dialect
• Edinburgh: A Poem, in the Scottish Dialect
• Edinburgh: A Poem, in Two Parts. Also, the Weeping Bard: A Poem, in Sixteen Cantos
• Edith of Graystock. A Poem
• Editha. A Tragedy
• Edmar and Elwinna: Or, the Woer-warlock. An Old Ballad, but never before Published
• Edmond of Ryedale Vale; or the Widowed Bride, a Poem in Six Cantos
• Edmond; Orphan of the Castle, a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Edmund and Anna, a Simple Ballad: with Other Poems
• Edmund and Velina, a Legendary Tale. And Albert and Ellen, a Danish Ballad
• Edmund's Lyre: Being His Posthumous Poems. With a Biographical Note of His Life
• Edmund, an Eclogue
• Edred and Ella, Horatius and Virginia, A Lay to Dorset, and Other Poems
• Edric and Helen: A Tale. Together with The Enthusiast of Nature . . .
• Education: A Poem, Spoken at Cambridge, at the Request of the Phi Beta Kappa, July 18th, 1799
• Edwald and Ellen, an Heroic Ballad. In Two Cantos
• Edward and Ellen, a Tale: And Other Poems
• Edward and Emily. A Tale
• Edward and Emily. A Tale
• Edward the Second, a Tragedy, and Other Poems
• Edward; or, the Curate; a Poem, in Three Cantos
• Edwi and Elgiva; a Saxon Tale.
• Edwin and Catherine; or, The Distressed Lovers[.] A Tragedy
• Edwin and Eltruda. A Legendary Tale
• Edwin and Emma: A Pastoral Tale, in Four Parts . . . .
• Edwin, Heir of Cressingham: a Tragedy in Five Acts
• Edwin: Or the Emigrant. An Eclogue. To Which are Added Three Other Poetical Sketches
• Edwin; or, Northumbria's Royal Fugitive Restored; a Metrical Tale of Saxon Times
• Edwin; or, the Motherless Boy. Interspersed with Pieces of Original Poetry
• Edwy and Edilda, a Tale, in Five Parts
• Edwy and Edilda, a Tale, in Five Parts
• Edwy and Edilda: A Gothic Tale in Five Parts
• Edwy and Edilda: A Tale. In Five Parts
• Edwy and Elgiva, and Sir Everard, with Other Tales and Poems
• Edwy and Elgiva, and Sir Everard; Two Tales
• Edwy and Elgiva; a Tragedy, in Five Acts. Performed at the New Theatre
• Edwy. A Dramatic Poem
• Efforts
• Efforts
• Effusions in Rhyme
• Effusions in Verse; being a Collection of Addresses, Tales, &c. Spoken, for Some Years Past, at Public Academical Recitations, and Written for the Use of His Pupils
• Effusions of Fancy
• Effusions of Fancy; Consisting of the Birth of Friendship, the Birth of Affection, and the Birth of Sensibility
• Effusions of Female Fancy. . . . Consisting of Elegys, and Other Original Essays in Poetry
• Effusions of Genius
• Effusions of Love from Chatelar to Mary Queen of Scotland . . . with Songs, Sonnets, and Notes . . .
• Effusions of Love from Chatelar to Mary, Queen of Scotland . . . interspersed with Songs, Sonnets, and Notes . . .
• Effusions of Loyalty: A Poem, on His Present Majesty's Coronation . . . . and Other Fugitive Pieces
• Effusions of the Heart and Fancy in Prose and Verse
• Effusions of the Heart, Contained in a Number of Original Poetical Pieces, on Various Subjects
• Effusions, Religious, Moral and Patriotic; in Prose and Verse
• Egypt a Descriptive Poem with Notes
• Egypt; a Poem, Descriptive of That Country and Its Inhabitants. Written during the Late Campaign
• Eidespernox; and Other Poems
• Eight Ballads on the Fictions of the Ancient Irish: And Other Poems
• Eighteen Hundred and Eleven, a Poem
• Eighteen Hundred and Eleven, a Poem
• Eighteen Hundred and Eleven, a Poem
• Eighteen Hundred and Thirteen. A Satire
• Eighteen Hundred and Thirteen: APoem, in Two Parts
• Eighteen Hundred and Twenty: A Poem. Part First
• Eighty Village Hymns
• Eighty-nine Fugitive Fables, in Verse . . . original and selected
• Ela, or the Delusions of the Heart . . . Henry and Emma: A Poem . . . and the Deserted Village
• Elcho Castle; or, Edmund & Velina: A Tale
• Eldoniana: A Familiar Poetical Dialogue between a Reformer and a Chancery Barrister in Westminster Hall
• Eldred of Erin, a Poem
• Eldred of Erin, a Poem . . .
• Eldred; or the British Freeholder. A Tragedy . . . .
• Eldred; or, The British Freeholder. A Tragedy
• Election Day. A Sketch from Nature, Taken in the Nineteenth Century
• Election Flights. Containing, The Nomination Day, A Letter from Timmy Straightforward to his Mother, and A New Song
• Election Flights. Containing, the Nomination Day, A Letter from Timmy Straightforward to his Mother, and A New Song
• Election to Life Eternal a Prize of Inestimable Worth, Which Every One, by Seasonable and Proper Attention, May Make His Own
• Election to Life Eternal, a Prize of Inestimable Worth, Which Every One, by Seasonable and Proper Attention, May Make His Own
• Election to Life Eternal, a Prize of Inestimable Worth, Which Every One, by Seasonable and Proper Attention, May Make His Own
• Election to Life Eternal; a Prize of Inestimable Worth, Which Every One, by Seasonable and Proper Attention, May Make His Own
• Elegaic [sic] Poem, on the Death of Dr. Benjamin Rush . . .
• Elegant Classical Poetry . . . .
• Elegant Extracts in Poetry, Selected for the Improvement of Young Persons
• Elegant Extracts of Poetry from the Works of Modern Authors
• Elegant Extracts, or Useful and Entertaining Passages, from the Best English Authors and Translations . . . .
• Elegant Extracts. A Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from the Most Eminent Poets
• Elegant Extracts. A Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from the Most Eminent Poets
• Elegant Extracts: Being a Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from the Most Eminent British Poets
• Elegant Extracts: Being a Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from the Most Eminent British Poets
• Elegant Extracts: Being a Selection of the Choicest Poems in the English Tongue
• Elegant Extracts: or Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry, Selected for the Improvement of Youth
• Elegant Extracts: or Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry, Selected for the Improvement of Youth
• Elegant Extracts: or Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry, Selected for the Improvement of Youth
• Elegant Extracts: or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry . . .
• Elegant Extracts: or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry . . .
• Elegant Extracts: or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry, Selected for the Improvement of Young Persons . . .
• Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry, Selected for the Improvement of Young Persons . . . .
• Elegant Lessons; or the Young Lady's Preceptor: Being a Series of Appropriate Reading Exercises in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Elegant Lessons; or the Young Lady's Preceptor: Being a Series of Appropriate Reading Exercises, in Prose and Verse . . .
• Elegant Lessons; or the Young Lady's Preceptor: Being a Series of Appropriate Reading Exercises, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Elegant Miscellaneous Extracts . . . . To Which are Added, a Few Original Pieces
• Elegant Poems . . . .
• Elegant Poems. Selected from the Writings . . . .
• Elegant Poems. Containing . . . Traveller, and . . . Deserted Village
• Elegant Poems; Containing . . . Essay on Man . . . Grave . . . Elegy . . . Traveller . . .Deserted Village . . . .
• Elegant Selections, in Prose and Verse, from the Most Approved Authors
• Elegant Selections; or, The Beauties of Poetry
• Elegant, original, and select poetry
• Elegia Scripta in Sepulchreto Rustico, Latine reddita . . . alia Poemata
• Elegiac Effusion on the Death of Napoleon Buonaparte
• Elegiac Epistles on the Calamities of Love and War . . . .
• Elegiac Hymns, and Respectful Poems, in Memory of Several Persons Who Died in Bennington, Vermont, within a Few Weeks, in the Year, 1815
• Elegiac Lines, on the Death of His Royal Highness the Duke of York. Recollections and Feelings on Reviewing Windsor Castle, after a Lapse of Many Years
• Elegiac Ode, to the Memory of Lieut.-Colonel Vassall
• Elegiac Poems, written on the Life and Death of Elizabeth Wisner . . .
• Elegiac Poems; also, a Small Collection of Hymns
• Elegiac Sonnets
• Elegiac Sonnets . . . . With Additional Sonnets and Other Poems
• Elegiac Sonnets . . . . With Additional Sonnets and Other Poems
• Elegiac Sonnets . . . . With Additional Sonnets and Other Poems
• Elegiac Sonnets . . . . With Additional Sonnets and Other Poems
• Elegiac Sonnets . . . . With Additional Sonnets and Other Poems
• Elegiac Sonnets . . . . With Twenty Additional Sonnets
• Elegiac Sonnets and Other Poems
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Essays
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Essays
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems . . . . Comprised in One Volume
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems. Vol. I [, of 2, uniform with the 2nd. edn. of Vol. II]
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems. Vol. II [, of 2, uniform with the 9th. edn. of Vol. I]
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems. Vol. II [, of 2]
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems. Volume I [, of 2]
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems. Volume II [, of 2]
• Elegiac Sonnets, and Other Poems. Volume II [, of 2]
• Elegiac Sonnets. . . . With Twenty Additional Sonnets
• Elegiac Stanzas Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Charles Wesley, A.M. . . .
• Elegiac Stanzas on the . . . Catastrophe at Chislehurst . . . .
• Elegiac Stanzas on the Right Honourable Charles James Fox
• Elegiac Stanzas, in Three Parts, on the Misfortune, and Death, of Several Respectable Youths . . . .
• Elegiac Stanzas, Inscribed to the Memory of Mary Ann, the Deceased Wife of Robert Bacon . . . .
• Elegiac Stanzas, Written During Sickness at Bath, December 1795
• Elegiac Verses to a Young Lady on the Death of Her Brother . . . .
• Elegiac Verses to a Young Lady, on the Death of Her Brother; Who was Slain in the Late Engagement at Boston
• Elegiac Verses to the memory of Lady E. Loftus
• Elegiac Verses to the Memory of the Rev. Henry Stebbing, D.D. Addressed to his Son
• Elegiac Verses, Addressed to a Lady
• Elegies
• Elegies and Sonnets
• Elegies on the Death of that Great Divine, the Rev. John Wesley . . . . To Which is Subjoined, an Epistle to the Rev. Geo. Whitefield
• Elegies on the Deaths of Several of Her Valuable Friends, (Affectionately Inscribed to Their Memory,) &c., &c
• Elegies, and Other Smaller Poems
• Elegies. I. On the Death of Samuel Foote, Esq. II. On Age.
• Elegies: With Selmane, a Tragedy
• Elegy
• Elegy in a Country Church Yard, on the Evening of a Funeral. With Specimens of a New Version of Psalms
• Elegy on a Much-loved Niece, with a Hymn from the Ethiopic
• Elegy on Captain Cook. To Which is Added an Ode to the Sun
• Elegy on Captain Cook. To Which is Added, an Ode to the Sun
• Elegy on Captain Cook. To Which is Added, an Ode to the Sun
• Elegy on Captain Cook. To Which is Added, An Ode to the Sun.
• Elegy on His Grace John Duke of Argyle, &c. . . . With Other Pieces of Verse
• Elegy on the Death of His Grace the Duke of Rutland
• Elegy on the Death of His Grace the Duke of Rutland
• Elegy on the Death of Joseph Curry, A. M. Student of Divinity; with Other Poems
• Elegy on the Death of Lord Byron's Mary
• Elegy on the Death of Lord Richard Cavendish
• Elegy on the Death of Mr. James Beattie, Professor of Humanity & Natural History, in the University and Marischal College, Aberdeen
• Elegy on the Death of Mr. Thomas Tuppen . . . .
• Elegy on the Death of Percy Bysshe Shelley
• Elegy on the Death of the Marquis of Rockingham. Written by One of His Grace's Domestics . . . .
• Elegy on the Much-lamented Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte . . . . With Lines on the Death of John Tweddell . . . .
• Elegy on the National Character
• Elegy on the Year Eighty-eight, . . . Elegy on Puddin' Lizzie. Colin Clout, a Pastoral, &c. &c.
• Elegy on Trottin' Nanny; or, a Threnody, Written and Prentit to Immortalize the Memory of Agnes Bertholet . . . .
• Elegy to the Memory of Capt. James King . . .
• Elegy to the Memory of the Late Duke of Bedford; Written on the Evening of His Interment
• Elegy to the Memory of the Most Noble and Valiant John Manners, late Marquis of Granby . . .
• Elegy to the Memory of the Rev. William Mason
• Elegy to the Memory of the Right Honourable the Marquis of Granby
• Elegy to the Memory of Thomas Paine: To Which is Added His Epitaph; and a Sonnet, Written in the Chamber in Which He was Born
• Elegy upon Messrs. John and Charles Wesley, George Whitefield, and John de la Fletcher, Eminent Ministers of the Gospel
• Elegy Written in a London Church-yard
• Elegy Written on the Author's Revisiting the Place of His Former Residence
• Elegy's on the Death of that Great Divine, the Rev. John Wesley, Who Finished His Course and His Life, Together in Glorious Triumph over Death . . . .
• Elegy, Occasioned by the Sudden Summons of a Friend from the Career of Life, 1810
• Elegy, Supposed to be Written on a Field of Battle
• Elegy, Supposed to be Written on Revisiting the Place of a Former Residence
• Elements of Art, a Poem; in Six Cantos . . . .
• Elements of Music, in Verse . . . .
• Eleonora . . . To which is added A Poetic Epistle from Werter to Charlotte
• Eleonora . . . To which is added A Poetic Epistle from Werter to Charlotte
• Elephantasmagoria; or, the Covent Garden Elephant's Entrance into Elysium: Being a Letter from the Shade of Garrick, to John Philip Kemble, Esq.
• Elgiva, or the Monks. An Historical Poem. With Some Minor Pieces
• Elgiva: An Historical Poem, in Six Cantos. With Other Poems
• Elidure and Edward. Two Historical Sketches
• Elidure and Ella; a Cambrian Tale. In Four Parts. To Which is Added, Zorobabel; or, Royal Queries: A Paraphrastic Poem . . . .
• Elijah's Mantle, being Verses Occasioned by the Death of . . . William Pitt . . . .
• Elijah's Mantle: A Poem
• Elijah's Mantle: A Tribute to the Memory of the Right Hon. William Pitt
• Elijah's Mantle; being Verses Occasioned by the Death of that Illustrious Statesman the Right Honourable William Pitt . . . .
• Elijah, being Tributary Verses occasioned by the Death of the late Rev. Joseph Benson
• Elijah: A Poem
• Elijah: Being Tributary Verses : Occasioned by the Death of the Late Rev. Joseph Benson
• Elijah; a Sacred Poem: In Four Cantos
• Eliza. An Elegy
• Elizabeth's Poems; or, Original Pieces for Children
• Elizabeth; or the Exiles of Siberia. In Verse
• Ella and Sir Eustace; a Poem, in Five Cantos
• Ella; an Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Ellauna: A Legend of the Thirteenth Century; in Four Cantos, with Notes. . . . Dedicated, with Permission, to the House of Leix
• Ellegiac Poems, Sacred to Friendship
• Ellen Fitzarthur: A Metrical Tale, in Five Cantos
• Ellen Fitzarthur: A Metrical Tale, in Five Cantos
• Ellen Gray; or, the Dead Maiden's Curse
• Ellen: A Ballad: Founded on a Recent Fact. And Other Poems . . . .
• Ellen; or, the Confession: A Tragedy. In Five Acts . . . .
• Ellenore, a Ballad Originally Written in German
• Elliner, and Other Poems
• Elmar and Ethlinda; a Legendary Tale: Adalba and Ahmora, an Indian Tale: With Other Pieces
• Elmira, a Dramatick Poem; with Thoughts on Tragedy
• Eloisa en Deshabille: Being a Parody of Mr. Pope's Celebrated Epistle of that Young Lady to Abelard
• Eloisa en Deshabille: Being a Parody of Mr. Pope's Celebrated Epistle of that Young Lady to Abelard
• Eloisa en Deshabille: Being a Parody of Mr. Pope's Celebrated Epistle of that Young Lady to Abelard
• Eloisa en Dishabille . . . .
• Eloisa en Dishabille: Being a New Version of that Lady's Celebrated Epistle to Abelard. Ascribed to Professor Porson
• Eloisa en Dishabille: Being a New Version of that Lady's Celebrated Epistle to Abelard. Done into Familiar English Metre
• Eloisa en Dishabille; being a New Version of that Lady's Celebrated Epistle to Abelard . . .
• Eloise, and Other Poems on Several Occasions
• Elsefair and Evander. A Poem . . . Founded on Fact
• Elva's Revenge; a Legendary Poem, in Five Cantos . . .
• Elwy and Anna: a Tragic Tale
• Emancipation of Europe, or the Downfall of Europe, a Tragedy
• Emancipation! A Poem in Two Cantos . . . .
• Emancipation, a Poem
• Emancipation; or the Complaint Answered . . . .
• Emancipation; or, Peter, Martin, and the Squire. A Tale in Rhyme . . .
• Emanuel Swedenborg, and Other Poems
• Emanuel; or, Paradise Regained: An Epic poem
• Emblems and Fables, Natural, Historical, Moral, and Divine
• Emigration: A Poem, in Imitation of the Third Satire of Juvenal
• Emigration; or, England and Paris, a Poem
• Emilia of Lindenau; or, the Field of Leipsic. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• Emilia of Lindinau; or the Field of Leipsic. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• Emilia of Lindinau; or, the Field of Leipsic. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• Emilia. A Tragedy.
• Emily, with Other Poems
• Emma; or, the Cruel Father: A Poetical Tale. With Other Poems and Songs
• Emma; or, the Dying Penitent, a Poem
• Emmanuel
• Emmanuel! A Poem
• Emmanuel! A Poem
• Emmet, the Irish Patriot: And Other Poems
• Employment
• Enchiridion Clericum, or the Preacher's Guide; in Two Parts . . . .
• Endymion: A Poetic Romance
• England and Spain; or, Valour and Patriotism
• England be Grateful! A Poem
• England Preserved: a Tragedy in Five Acts; as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• England Preserved: an Historical Play, in Five Acts, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• England Preserved: an Historical Play, in Five Acts. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• England Victorious. A Poem upon the Capture of the American Frigate Chesapeake by the British Frigate Shannon, June 1st 1813
• England's Defiance. An Irregular Ode
• England's Glory, a Poem to the King
• England's Lament for the Loss of her Cionstitution
• England's Tears. A Poem. Inscribed to Britannia. To which is added, Advice to the Voters of Great-Britain at the Approaching General Election
• England: A Historical Poem
• England: A Historical Poem
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers, a Satire
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers: A Satire
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers: A Satire . . . .
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire . . . .
• English Bards and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire . . . . To Which is Added, an Ode to Bonaparte
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers. A Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers. A Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers. A Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers. A Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers: A Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire . . . .
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire . . . .
• English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers; a Satire. Ode to the Land of Gaul. - - Sketch from Private Life. - - Windsor Poetics, &c.
• English History Made Easy, on a Popular Plan, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• English Lyricks
• English Lyricks
• English Lyricks
• English Lyricks
• English Lyricks. Part II
• English Lyrics
• English Lyrics. Part II [of 2]
• English Minstrelsy. Being a Selection of the Fugitive Poetry from the Best English Authors; with Some Original Pieces Hitherto Unpublished
• English Reader; or, Pieces in Prose and Verse, from the Best Writers: Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• English Reader; or, Pieces in Prose and Verse, from the Best Writers; Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• English Reader; or, Pieces in Prose and Verse, from the Best Writers; Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• English Reader; or, Pieces in Prose and Verse, from the Best Writers; Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• English Society in Brussels Described, or Letters in Rhime, Addressed to His Cousin . . . .
• English Songs, and Other Small Poems
• Enigmas and Charades, never before Printed . . . .
• Enigmas, Historical and Geographical
• Enigmettes, or Flora's Offering to the Young
• Enoch's Bell. A Ballad . . . . with Notes
• Enoch, a Poem. Book the First
• Entertaining and Instructive Tales, in Two Parts . . . .
• Entertaining and Moral Poems, on Various Subjects, Expressly Designed for the Use of the Rising Generation
• Entertaining Fables for the Instruction of Children . . . .
• Entertaining Moral Poems, on a Variety of Subjects
• Enthusiasm. An Occasional Poem, Written by Appointment of the Society of [Phi Beta Kappa], and Delivered at Cambridge, on the Anniversary of Their Institution, August 31, 1809
• Enthusiasm: A Poem. In Two Parts
• Enthusiasm; and Other Poems
• Envy, a Poem, Addressed to Mrs. Miller, at Batheaston Villa
• Envy, a Poem, to General R. Smith
• Ephemera or the History of Cockney Dandies; a Poem, in One Canto
• Ephemerides; or, Occasional Poems, Written in Scotland and South Africa
• Epic Poems on the Cardinal Virtues . . . .
• Epicharis, an Historical Tragedy
• Epicharis, an Historical Tragedy
• Epicharis, an Historical Tragedy
• Epigrams of Martial, &c. with Mottos from Horace, &c. Translated, Imitated, Adapted, and Addrest to the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry. With Notes Moral, Historical, Explanatory and Humorous.
• Epigrams, Translated into English Verse from the Original Greek . . . selected from the compilation of Rich. Fr. Phil. Brunck . . .
• Epigrams. In Two Books
• Epipsychidion: Verses Addressed to the Noble and Unfortunate Lady Emilia V----- . Now Imprisoned in the Convent of -----
• Episodes from the Shah Nameh; or Annals of the Persian Kings . . . .
• Epistle from . . . Charles Fox, Partridge-Shooting, to . . . John Townshend, Cruising
• Epistle from Lady Grange to Edward D-----, Esq. Written during Her Confinement in the Island of St. Kilda
• Epistle from Lady Grange to Edward D-----, Esq. Written during Her Confinement in the Island of St. Kilda
• Epistle from R-ch--d Br-ns--y Sh---d-n [Richard Brinsley Sheridan], Esq. to the Right Honourable H-n-y D-nd-s
• Epistle from the Honourable Charles Fox, Partridge-shooting, to the Honourable John Townshend, Cruising
• Epistle from the Honourable Charles Fox, Partridge-shooting, to the Honourable John Townshend, Cruising
• Epistle from the Marquis de La Fayette to General Washington
• Epistle in Rhyme, to M. G. Lewis, Esq. M.P. Author of The Monk, Castle Spectre, &c. With Other Verses. By the Same Hand
• Epistle in Rhyme, to M. G. Lewis, Esq. M.P. Author of The Monk, Castle Spectre, &c. . . . With Other Verses
• Epistle in Verse to . . . the Duke of Orleans
• Epistle to a College-Friend, Written in the Country Some Years after the Author had left the University
• Epistle to a Friend . . . .
• Epistle to a Friend in the Country
• Epistle to a Friend, on the Death of John Thornton, Esq
• Epistle to a Friend, on the Death of John Thornton, Esq.
• Epistle to a Friend, on the Death of John Thornton, Esq.
• Epistle to Admiral Keppel
• Epistle to Bonaparte
• Epistle to Harriet, Duchess of Saint Albans: Or the First Lash of Nemesis
• Epistle to James Boswell, Esq. occasioned by his Long-Expected, and Now Speedily-to-be-Published, Life of Dr. Johnson
• Epistle to Lord Byron
• Epistle to Peter Pindar
• Epistle to Peter Pindar
• Epistle to Peter Pindar
• Epistle to Peter Pindar . . . . To Which is Added the Trial of Mr. Faulder . . ..
• Epistle to Prospero
• Epistle to Sir John Dalrymple, Baronet
• Epistle to the Poet-laureat. Written in the Year 1790
• Epistle to Thomas Moore, Esq. In Imitation of the Thirteenth Satire of Juvenal
• Epistle to William Wilberforce, Esq. On the Rejection of the Bill for Abolishing the Slave Trade
• Epistle to William Wilberforce, Esq. On the Rejection of the Bill for Abolishing the Slave Trade
• Epistles
• Epistles from Bath; or, Q.'s Letters to His Yorkshire Relations; and Miscellaneous Poems
• Epistles in Verse
• Epistles in Verse, between Cynthio and Leonora, in Three Cantos, Descriptive of a Voyage to and from the East Indies. With Several Occasional Pieces
• Epistles on Women, Exemplifying Their Character and Condition in Various Ages and Nations. With Miscellaneous Poems
• Epistles on Women, Exemplifying Their Character and Condition in Various Ages and Nations. With Miscellaneous Poems
• Epistles to a Friend in Town, Golconda's Fete, and Other Poems
• Epistles to a Friend in Town, Golconda's Fete, and Other Poems
• Epistles, and Miscellaneous Poems
• Epistles, Odes, and Other Poems
• Epistles, Odes, and Other Poems
• Epistles, Odes, and Other Poems
• Epistles, Odes, and Other Poems
• Epistles, Odes, and Other Poems
• Epistles, Odes, and Other Poems
• Epistles, Odes, and Other Poems . . . . To Which is Prefixed . . . a Notice, Critical and Biographical of the Author
• Epistola ad Augustum. An Epistle to His Majesty King George the Fourth
• Epistola Macaronica ad Fratrem . . . . A Macaronic Epistle, &c. with an English Version, for the Use of the Ladies and Country Gentlemen
• Epitaphs and Elegies
• Epitaphs and Elegies
• Epitaphs for Country Church Yards
• Epithalamium
• Epithalamium on the marriage of the Right Honourable David, Viscount Stormont, with the Honourable Miss Louisa Cathcart
• Epithalamium on the Nuptials of His Royal Highness, George Prince of Wales . . . .
• Epithalamium, or Nuptial Ode; on the Happy Union of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte, and . . . Leopold . . . Prince of Saxe-Coburg . . . .
• Epitome of the Life of William Wiggle, the Duntock Bard.A Tragic Tale
• Equanimity in Death. A Poem
• Equanimity: A Poem
• Erato's Lays, or Lyrical Poems, on Amatory, Satirical, and Incidental Subjects; being the Ideas of a Fortnight.
• Erato, Number 1
• Erato, Number II [of 3]
• Erin Go Bragh
• Erin, and Other Poems
• Erin. A Geographical and Descriptive Poem. Part I [Parts 1-2]
• Erin. A Poem descriptive of Ireland.
• Erina, a Tale of Other Times, with Other Poems
• Erminia. A Poem
• Escalala: An American Tale
• Eskdale. A Descriptive Poem
• Essay on Novels; a Poetical Epistle. Addressed to an Ancient and to a Modern Bishop . . . .
• Essay on the Contrarieties of Publick Virtue
• Essay on True Fashion, or the Beauties Natural to Man
• Essay, Delivered in the Pantheon, on Thursday, April 14. 1791 . . . . To Which is Added, Willie and Jamie, an Eclogue, in the Scottish Dialect
• Essays & Poems
• Essays and Fragments in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Essays and Poems
• Essays and Poems . . .
• Essays and Poems . . . .
• Essays and Poems . . . .
• Essays and Poems . . . . To Which are Prefixed Memoirs of the Author
• Essays and Poems . . . . To Which are Prefixed, Memoirs of the Author
• Essays and Poems . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• Essays and Poems, Literary, Scientific, and Miscellaneous
• Essays and Poems, Satirical, Moral, Political, and Entertaining
• Essays and Thoughts on Various Subjects, and from Various Authors, &c.: Together with Nine Papers from the Olla podrida; and Poems
• Essays at Poetry, or a Collection of Fugitive Pieces; with the Life of Eugenius Laude Watts
• Essays Characteristic of the Persian Poetry; with Notes and Illustrations
• Essays from The Batchelor, in Prose and Verse
• Essays in Poetical Composition
• Essays in Rhyme on Morals and manners
• Essays in Rhyme, on Morals and Manners
• Essays in Rhyme, on Morals and Manners
• Essays in Rhyme, on Morals and Manners
• Essays in Rhyme, on Morals and Manners
• Essays in Rhyme, on Morals and Manners
• Essays in Rhyme, on Morals and Manners
• Essays in Rhyme, on Morals and Manners
• Essays in Rhyme, on Morals and Manners
• Essays on Petrarch
• Essays on Petrarch
• Essays on Song Writing: with a Collection of English Songs as are most Eminent for Poetical Merit
• Essays on Song-Writing: with a Collection of such English Songs as are Most Eminent for Poetical Merit
• Essays on Song-writing: With a Collection of Such English Songs as are Most Eminent for Poetical Merit
• Essays on Song-writing; with a Collection of Such English Songs as are Most Eminent for Poetical Merit
• Essays on Various Subjects: In Which Some Characters of the Present Age are Introduced. . . . To Which is Added Some Poetical Pieces . . . .
• Essays on Various Subjects: To Which is Added, a Short Treatise on the Art of Praising One's-self; and, Several Poetical Fragments
• Essays, Letters and Poems
• Essays, Poems and Letters, on Various Subjects
• Essays, Poems and Plays . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• Essays, Poems, and Plays . . . .
• Essays, Poems, and Plays . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• Essays, Religious, Moral, Dramatic & Poetical, Addressed to Youth; and Published for a Benevolent Purpose
• Essays, Tales, and Poems
• Essentials of English Grammar, done into Metre, for the Instruction and Amusement of Young Persons
• Esther, a Sacred Drama, with Miscellaneous Pieces
• Eternity, a Poem: Addressed to Freethinkers and Philosophical Christians
• Ethelred, a Legendary Tragic Drama
• Ethelred, a Legendary Tragic Drama, in Five Acts
• Ethelwolf; or, the Danish Pirates. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Ethic Epistles to the Earl of Carnarvon, on the Mind and its Operations . . .
• Ethic Strains, on Subjects Sublime and Beautiful, in Three Parts; and Minor Poems
• Ethick Diversions. In Four Epistles to Emphasian, R. T. To Which is Added, the Convent
• Eudosia: or, A Poem on the Universe
• Eugenia: a Poem. In Four Cantos
• Eugenio; or The Man of Sorrow. A Legendary Tale
• Eugenius; or, Virtue in Retirement. A Poem
• Eulogies, or Political Characteristics: A Poem Embracing Several Topics
• Euphemio of Messina; a Tragedy . . .
• Euphrosyne, an Ode to Beauty: Addressed to Mrs. Crouch
• Euphrosyne: Or, Amusements on the Road of Life
• Euphrosyne: or, Amusements on the Road of Life
• Eura and Zephyra, a Classical Tale: With Poetical Pieces
• Eura and Zephyra, a Classical Tale: With Poetical Pieces
• Euripides
• Euripides
• Euripides
• Euripides's Alcestis Burlesqued
• Europa Rediviva
• Europe
• Europe a Prophecy
• Europe, a Political Sketch; and Other Poems
• Europe: Lines on the Present War
• Europe: Lines on the Present War
• Eurypilus, King of Sicily: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Eva O'Connor, a Poem, in Three Cantos
• Eva, an Historical Poem, with Illustrative Notes, Accompanied by Some Lyric Poems
• Evadne; or, the Statue: A Tragedy . . . ,
• Evadne; or, the Statue: A Tragedy . . . . As It is Performed at the Theatres Royal
• Evadne; or, the Statue: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Evadne; or, the Statue: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Evadne; or, the Statue: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Evadne; or, the Statue: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Evadne; or, the Statue: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Evadne; or, the Statue: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Evan Bane; a Highland Legend: And Other Poems
• Evangelic Poetry: For the Purposes of Devotion, Excited by Spiritual Songs: And Conviction Urged by Gospel Truth
• Evangelical Hymns Adapted to Private, Family, Social, and Camp-meeting Worship: Selected from Various Authors
• Evangelical Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Designed for Public Worship and Private Devotion
• Evangelical Hymns, for Private, Family, Social, and Public Worship. Selected from Various Authors
• Evangelical Hymns, for Private, Family, Social, and Public Worship: Selected from Various Authors
• Evangelical Hymns, for Private, Family, Social, and Public Worship; Selected from Various Authors
• Evangelical Hymns, for Private, Family, Social, and Public Worship; Selected from Various Authors
• Evangelical Hymns. Extracted from Various Authors. Adapted to the Different Stations in Life
• Evangelical Poems on Various Occasions
• Evangelical Poems on Various Subjects . . . .
• Evangelical Poems, on Various Occasions
• Evangelical Poems; in Two Books
• Evangelical Reflections on Select Miracles of Christ. Attempted in Blank Verse
• Eve's Legacy to Her Daughters; a Poem in two Cantoes; with Her Epitaph: and Tiresias
• Evelina, Daughter of Caractacus. A Sacred Elegy. To this edition is added the Ancient Fragment from which the Poem had its Origin.
• Evelina: A Poem
• Evening Hours; a Collection of Original Poems
• Evening, with Other Poems
• Evening. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement, July 1821
• Evenings by Eden-side; or, Essays and Poems
• Evenings in Greece
• Every Lady's Own Valentine Writer; in Prose and Verse. (For 1798.) Containing Humorous Dialogues; Witty Valentines, with Answers; Pleasant Sonnets, on Love, Courtship, Marriage, Beauty, &c. &c. being Entirely Original
• Every Man His Own Doctor . . . . With Rhymes, to Gratify the Mind
• Excursions of Fancy; or Visits from the Muses; being Pastoral, Descriptive, and Other Poems
• Excursions to Parnassus, or the Entertainment of a Summer's Vacation
• Exercises for the Memory: An Entire New Set of Improving Enigmas, being the Forty English and Twelve Welch Counties, in Verse . . . .
• Exercises for the Memory: An Entire New Set of Improving Enigmas, being the Forty English and Twelve Welch Counties, in Verse . . . .
• Exercises for the Memory: An Entire New Set of Improving Enigmas, being the Forty English, and Twelve Welch, Counties, in Verse . . . .
• Exercises on Elocution; or, Poems, Select and Original . . .
• Exodus; an Epic Poem: in Thirteen Books
• Exodus; or the Curse of Egypt, a Sketch from Scripture; and Other Poems
• Expedience, a Satire
• Experience, or, Folly as It Flies. A Poem, Delivered at Cambridge, on the Anniversary of the [Phi]BK Society. Aug. 28, 1806
• Experimental Essays on Divine Subjects, in Verse . . . .
• Experimental Essays on Divine Subjects, in Verse and Prose: and Hymns for Social Worship
• Expostulation; a Poem . . . . In Two Parts
• Expostulatory Odes to a Great Duke, and a Little Lord
• Expostulatory Odes to a Great Duke, and a Little Lord
• Extemporary Verses Written at the Birth Place of Shakspeare, at Stratford-on-Avon
• Extempore Verses on Dining with Lord Daer . . . . And the Dominie Depos'd . . . .
• Extract from the Regicide; an Heroic Poem. In Twenty-six Books
• Extracts from . . . Tragedy of Faustus
• Extracts from a Poem on the Prospect from Stirling Castle . . . .
• Extracts from Poems . . . on the Naval and Military Genius of Great-Britain
• Extracts from the Album, at Streatham; or, Ministerial Amusements. To which are added, The Bulse, a Pindaric Ode: and Jekyll, an Eclogue
• Extracts from the Pilgrimage of St. Caroline: with Notes, by an Englishwoman
• Extracts from the Works of the Most Celebrated Italian Poets . . . .
• Extracts in Prose and Verse . . . together with a Collection of Original Poetry never before Published . . .
• Extracts, and Original Anecdotes for the Improvement of Youth
• Extracts, Elegant, Instructive, and Entertaining, in Poetry . . .
• Fables . . . . Translated into English Verse
• Fables . . . in English Verse
• Fables and Moral Poems
• Fables and Moral Poems
• Fables and Other Pieces in Verse
• Fables and Satires, with a Preface on the Esopean Fable
• Fables and Tales, Suggested by the Frescos of Pompeii and Herculaneum
• Fables for Five Years Old
• Fables for Grown Gentlemen: For the Year 1770
• Fables for the Fire-side
• Fables for the Holy Alliance, Rhymes on the Road, &c. &c.
• Fables for the Holy Alliance, Rhymes on the Road, &c. &c.
• Fables for the Ladies . . . . To Which are Added Fables of Flora
• Fables for the Ladies . . . . To Which are Added, Fables of Flora
• Fables for the Ladies . . . . To Which are Added, Fables of Flora
• Fables for the Ladies . . . to Which are Added Fables of Flora
• Fables for Youth. Embellished with Copper-Plate Cuts
• Fables in Rhyme
• Fables in Rhyme
• Fables in Verse: for the Improvement of the Young and the Old
• Fables in Verse: From Aesop, La Fontaine, and Others
• Fables in Verse: From Aesop, La Fontaine, and Others
• Fables in Verse: From Aesop, La Fontaine, and Others
• Fables in Verse: From Aesop, La Fontaine, and Others
• Fables in Verse: or, Present Life under Different Forms
• Fables Moral and Sentimental. In Familiar Verse
• Fables of Flora
• Fables of Flora . . . . Armine and Elvira: A Legendary Tale
• Fables of Flowers, for the Female Sex. With Zephyrus and Flora, a Vision
• Fables of Flowers, for the Female Sex. with Zephyrus and Flora, A Vision. Written for the Amusement of Her Highness the Princess Royal
• Fables of the Day: Written and Arranged for the Artless of All Ages
• Fables on Subjects Connected with Literature. Imitated from the Spanish of . . . De Yriarte
• Fables, Ancient and Modern: after the manner of Lafontaine
• Fables, and Moral Maxims, in Verse and Prose
• Fables, in Verse
• Fables, Odes, and Miscellanious Poems
• Fables: Consisting of Select Parts from Dante, Berni, Chaucer, and Ariosto. Imitated in English Heroic Verse [Vol. I, of 2]
• Fables: Vol. II [, of 2] Containing Cambuscan, an Heroic Poem, in Six Books: Founded upon and Comprizing a Free Imitation of Chaucer's Fragment on the Subject
• Fables; Addressed to the Ladies
• Fabliaux or Tales, Abridged from French Manuscripts . . .
• Fabliaux or Tales, Abridged from French Manuscripts of the XIIth and XIIIth Centuries . . . .
• Fabliaux or Tales, Abridged from French Manuscripts of the XIIth and Xiiith Centuries. Vol. II [of 2]
• Fac-simile of Burns's Celebrated Poem, Entitled the Jolly Beggars. From the Original Manuscript
• Facetiae: Being a General Collection of the Jeux d'Esprits Which have been Illustrated by R. Cruikshank
• Faction
• Facts, Feelings and Fancies
• Fair Helen of Kirkconnel Lee . . . .
• Fair Helen of Kirkconnel Lee: A Poem
• Fair Helen of Kirkconnel Lee; with other Poems and Songs
• Fair Helen of Kirkconnel. A Tragical Poem, Founded on Fact
• Fair Lucretia: Being a Sorrowful History . . . . To Which is Added Edwin and Angelina; a Sentimental Tale
• Fairburn's Quizzical Valentine Writer, for the Present Year, Selected for Various Trades & Professions . . . .
• Fairy Tales, in Verse
• Fairy Tales, in Verse
• Fairy Tales, in Verse
• Faith's Telescope; or, Views of Time and Eternity: With Other Poems
• Faith. A Poem
• Faith. A Poem
• Faith: A Poem
• Faith: A Vision
• Faith: a Vision.
• Faithfulness in Little Things . . . and a Small Collection of Religious Poetry
• Faldoni and Teresa
• Falearo; or, the Neapolitan Libertine. A Poem
• Fallacies of Hope, a Poem
• Falls of Niagara, as Seen from the Table Rock, October, 1834 . . . .
• False Sanctity [Versified.] The Modern Tartuffes . . . .
• Falsehood Exposed; or, the Reprover Reproved: A Poetic Epistle to Vindex, on His Letter to the Rev. Francis Close, in Defence of the Races
• Falsehood in Fashion: or, The Vizard Unmasked: A Satire . . .
• Familiar Epistles to Frederick E. Jones, Esq. on the Present State of the Irish Stage
• Familiar Epistles to Frederick E. Jones, Esq. on the Present State of the Irish Stage
• Familiar Epistles to Frederick J---s, Esq. on the Present State of the Irish Stage
• Familiar Epistles to Frederick J---s, Esq. on the Present State of the Irish Stage
• Familiar Epistles to Frederick Jones, Esq. on the Present State of the Irish Stage
• Familiar Epistles, &c.
• Familiar Fables in Verse: A Few of Those Fables of Aesop . . . .
• Familiar Odes and Epistles, Principally Designed for the Amusement and Instruction of the Young
• Familiar Poems, Moral and Religious
• Familiar Verses, from the Ghost of Willy Shakspeare to Sammy Ireland. to which is added, Prince Robert: An Ancient Ballad
• Family Hymns
• Family Hymns
• Family Prayers for Every Day in the Week, Selected from Various Portions of the Holy Bible, with References. To Which are Added, a Few Prayers for Persons in Private; and Fourteen Original Hymns
• Family Prayers for Every Day in the Week, Selected from Various Portions of the Holy Bible, with References. To Which are Added, a Few Prayers for Persons in Private; and Fourteen Original Hymns
• Family Prayers for Every Day in the Week, Selected from Various Portions of the Holy Bible, with References. To Which are Added, a Few Prayers for Persons in Private; and Fourteen Original Hymns
• Family Psalmody; or, a Choice Selection of Evangelical Hymns. Adapted to the Daily Devotions of Christian Families . . . .
• Fanatical Conversion; or, Methodism Displayed
• Fanaticism Unveiled. A Satirical Poem, Published in Periodical Cantos
• Fanaticism Unveiled. A Satirical Poem, Published in Periodical Cantos
• Fanaticism Unveiled. A Satirical Poem, Published in Periodical Cantos
• Fancies of a Rhymer
• Fancy's First, or Tender Trifles
• Fancy's Sketch; or, Gems of Poetry and Wit . . . .
• Fancy's Tour with the Genius of Cruelty, in Five Stages, and Other Poems
• Fancy's Wreath, a Collection of Poems
• Fancy's Wreath; being a Collection of Original Fables and Allegorical Tales, in Prose and Verse, for the Instruction and Amusement of Youth
• Fancy's Wreath; Poems
• Fanny
• Fanny
• Fanny
• Fanny
• Fanny Hill's Bang-up Reciter, Frisky Songster, and Amarous [sic] Toast Master . . . .
• Fanny, Continued
• Fanny, or True Benevolence: To Which are Added Miscellaneous Poems
• Fare Thee Well! A Sketch, &c. Napoleon's Farewell. On the Legion of Honour. And an Ode
• Fare Thee Well! And Other Poems
• Fare Thee Well, a Poem. A Sketch from Private Life, a Poem
• Farewel Odes. For the Year 1786
• Farewel Odes. For the Year 1786
• Farewel Odes. For the Year 1786
• Farewel Odes. For the Year 1786
• Farewel Odes. Ror the Year 1786
• Farewell for Ever! A Tale of the Last Century. Dedicated to Her Royal Highness the Princess Mary
• Farewell to Day. A Poem
• Farewell to England, with Three Other Poems . . . .
• Farewell to Italy, and Occasional Poems
• Farewell to Pittsburg and the Mountains. Remarks on the Scenery: Description of the Difficulties Surmounted by Emigrants . . . . A Poem
• Faringdon Hill. A Poem. In Two Books
• Faringdon Hill. A Poem. In Two Books
• Farmer George to Peter Pindar. An Expostulatory Epistle, on a Late Crim. Con. Trial . . . .
• Farmer's Ha': A Scots Poem
• Farnham Hall; or the Second Reformation in Ireland. A Poem
• Farnham Hall; or, the Second Reformation in Ireland. A Poem
• Fashion a Poem
• Fashion an Ode with Other Poems
• Fashion's Analysis; or, the Winter in Town. A Satirical Poem . . . . With Illustrations, etc. . . . Part I
• Fashion, a Didactic Sketch: The Emigrants, a Tale of the Nineteenth Century: And Other Poems
• Fashion, and Other Poems
• Fashion. A Poem
• Fashion. A Poem. Addressed to the Ladies of Great-Britain. In Two Books. Book First
• Fashion. Dedicated to All the Town
• Fashion: A Poem
• Fashion: A Satire
• Fashion: or, A Trip to a Foreign C---t. A Poem
• Fashion; or, the Art of Making Breeches. An Heroi-Satiri-Didactic Poem
• Fashionable Fudges in London; or Sketches of Public Characters: A Poem . . . .
• Fashionable Satires. Rhodoshake's Visit from the Moon; a Poem, in Two Cantos
• Fatal Curiosity; or, The Vision of Silvester
• Fatal Jest, a Tale: And Other Poems
• Fatal Love. An Elegy
• Fate of "the Bill," (Versified.) Dedicated to the Glorious Hundred and Ninety-nine
• Faust a Serio-Comic Poem . . .
• Faust a Serio-comic Poem . . . .
• Faust a Serio-comic Poem . . . .
• Faust, a Tragedy
• Faust: A Drama . . . . With Translations from the German
• Faust: A Drama . . . and Song of the Bell
• Faust: A Tragedy . . .
• Faustus . . . . With an Appendix Containing the May-day Night Scene
• Faustus, a Tragedy . . . .
• Faustus. A Poem, with Notes
• Faustus: A Romantic Drama, in Three Acts
• Faustus: A Romantic Drama. In Three Acts.
• Faustus: From the German . . . .
• Faustus; a Dramatic Mystery; the Bride of Corinth; the First Walpurgis Night
• Fayette in Prison: Or Misfortunes of the Great. A Modern Tragedy
• Fazio, a Tragedy
• Fazio, a Tragedy
• Fazio, a Tragedy
• Fazio, a Tragedy
• Fazio, a Tragedy
• Fazio, a Tragedy
• Fazio, a Tragedy
• Fazio, or the Italian Wife; a Tragedy . . . .
• Fazio; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Fazio; or, the Italian Wife. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Fazio; or, the Italian Wife: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Fears in Solitude, Written in 1798, during the Alarm of an Invasion. To Which are Added, France, an Ode; and Frost at Midnight
• Feathers from My Own Wings
• Federalism Detected. The First and Second Chapters of the Book of Chronicles of North America. A Political Sermon on the Epistle of Paul . . . Two New Songs, the British and Our Account of the Battle of Orleans. With Other Pieces Both in Prose and Verse
• Feeling, or, Sketches from Life; a Desultory Poem. With Other Pieces
• Felix Farley, Rhymes, Latin and English
• Female Artifice; or, Charles F-x Outwitted
• Female Artifice; or, Charles F-x Outwitted
• Female Artifice; or, Charles F-x Outwitted
• Female Characters in Married Life: An Epigrammatick Satire
• Female Heroism, a Tragedy. In Five Acts. Founded upon Revolutionary Events that Occurred in France, in the Summer and Autumn of 1793
• Female Patriotism, or the Death of Joan D'Arc: An Historic Play, in V. Acts
• Female Ruin, a Poem . . . .
• Female Virtues: A Poem
• Feminiana, or the Poet's Musings. Being Approved Selections from British Authors, Ancient and Modern, Descriptive of Women
• Fenelon: or, the Nuns of Cambray. A Serious Drama, in Three Acts
• Ferdinand of Switzerland; a Dramatic Romance
• Ferdinand the Seventh; or, a Dramatic Sketch of the Recent Revolution in Spain. Translated from the Spanish . . .
• Ferdinand, The Slave of Passion; a Tragedy
• Festival of Anacreon
• Festival of Anacreon
• Festival of Anacreon. Second Part
• Festoons of Fancy, Consisting of Compositions Amatory, Sentimental and Humorous, in Verse and Prose
• Feudal Scenes
• Feudal Tales, Being a Collection of Romantic Narratives, and Other Poems, Humbly Dedicated by Permission to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent
• Fever; an Elegiac Poem. Dedicated to the Citizens of Philadelphia
• Fidelity Smiling in Death. Some Elegiac Thoughts, occasioned by the Death of the Rev. John Fletcher, late Vicar of Madely
• Fidelity, or, Love at First Sight. A Tale. With Other Poems.
• Fidelity, or, Love at First Sight. A Tale. With Other Poems
• Fidus and Eumenes, a Poetical Dialogue. In Two Parts . . . .
• Field Flowers . . . a Collection of Fugitive and Other Poems
• Fiesko, or the Conspiracy of Genoa, an Historical Tragedy
• Fifteen Sermons for Children: To Which are Added, Select Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Fifth Epistle to a Friend in Town, Warwickshire, and Other Poems
• Fifth Ode of the K--g of P------'s Works Paraphrased. On the Present War
• Fifty Four Acrostics, on the Names of Richard Lee, and his Four Sons
• Fifty Four Acrostic[s], on the Names of Richard Lee, and His Four Sons . . . . [Rutland, Vt.]
• Fifty Lyrical Ballads
• Fifty of Aesop's Fables Rendered into Verse
• Fifty Original Hymns
• Fifty Original Hymns : with a Paraphrase on the 137th psalm: Composed Principally for the use of Sunday Schools, and Adapted for Youth, and Divine Worship in General
• Fifty Select Poems of . . . Flaminio, Imitated
• Fifty-Four Acrostics, on the Names of Richard Lee, and his Four Sons
• Fights of Faith. In Two Parts
• Figures in Rhymes; or, Metrical Computations. Addressed to Northumbrians
• Filial Remembrancer. Selection of the Much-admired Poems, My Father, My Mother . . . . in Imitation of Cowper
• Fingal, a Fine-eirin; a Poem, in Six Cantos. With Notes, Intended to Delineate the Manners and State of Society of Ancient Ireland
• Fingal, an Epic Poem
• Fingal: An Ancient Epic Poem. In Six Books . . . into English Heroic Rhyme . . . .
• Fingal; a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . . From the Original of the Celebrated Epic Poem . . . .
• Fingal; an Epic Poem. Translated from the Original Gaelic . . . with the Old Translation, by James Macpherson
• Fiorine, and Other Poems
• Fire, a Poem
• Fireside Amusements
• Fireside Amusements
• Fireside Lays and Legends
• First Attempts at Rhyme and Blank Verse
• First Book of the Iliad . . . .
• First Flights . . . Containing Pieces in Verse on Various Occasions
• First Fruits of Australian Poetry
• First Truths; or Lessons and Hymns for Christian Children
• Fitful Fancies
• Fits of Folly; or the Aberrations of a Philosopher
• Fitz-Florian's Alphabet; or Lyrical Fables for Children Grown Up
• Fitz-Florian's Alphabet; or Lyrical Fables for Children Grown Up
• Fitz-Gwarine, a Ballad of the Welsh Border, in Three Cantos. With Other Poems, Legendary, Incidental, and Humorous
• Fitz-Gwarine, a Ballad of the Welsh Border; in Three Cantos. With Other Rhymes, Legendary, Incidental, and Humorous
• Fitz-Raymond, or the Rambler on the Rhine: A Metrico-political Sketch of Past and Present Times, Written during an Excursion in 1830
• Five Curious Anecdotes. To Which is Added, on Fashions, a Moral Essay
• Five Elegies on the Death of John Chipchase . . . .
• Five Odes
• Flagellation of the Whigs. A Poem in Imitation of the First Satyr of Juvenal
• Flagellum Flagellated: A Satirical Poem: With Notes
• Fleurette, and Other Rhymes
• Fleurettes, Containing an Ode on Solitude . . . .
• Fleurs. A Poem.
• Flights of Fancy
• Flights of Fancy, or Poetical Effusions
• Flights of Fancy: Consisting of Miscellaneous Poems. With the Castle of Avola, an Opera, in Three Acts
• Flora and Thalia; or Gems of Flowers and Poetry; being an Alphabetical Arrangement of Flowers, with Appropriate Poetical Illustrations, Embellished with Coloured Plates
• Flora Domestica, or The Portable Flower-Garden; with . . . Illustrations from the Works of the Poets
• Flora Domestica, or the Portable Flower-garden; with Directions for the Treatment of Plants in Pots; and Illustrations from the Works of the Poets
• Flora Domestica: or, The Portable Flower-Garden
• Flora Domestica: or, The Portable Flower-Garden; with . . . Illustrations from the Works of the Poets
• Flora Poetica; or, Poetry on Flowers
• Flora Poetica; or, Poetry on Flowers
• Flora's Alphabet, for the Amusement and Instruction of Juvenile Naturalists
• Flora's Dictionary
• Flora's Dictionary
• Flora's Dictionary
• Flora's Gala
• Flora's Interpeter: Or, the American Book of Flowers and Sentiments
• Flores Poetici, the Florists Manual: Designed as an Introduction to Vegetable Physiology and Systematic Botany . . . .
• Floribelle, or The Tale of the Foreste, a Ballad: in Four Parts
• Florimel; a Tale of the Thirteenth Century
• Florimel; a Tale of the Thirteenth Century
• Florio: A Tale, for Fine Gentlemen and Fine Ladies: And, the Bas Bleu; or, Conversation. Two Poems
• Florio: A Tale, for Fine Gentlemen and Fine Ladies: And, the Bas Bleu; or, Conversation: Two Poems
• Florio: A Tale, for Fine Gentlemen and Fine Ladies: And, the Bas Bleu; or, Conversation: Two Poems
• Flowers for All Seasons; being a Collection of Entirely Original Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Flowers from Sharon; or Original Poems on Divine Subjects
• Flowers from Sheffield Park; a Selection of Poetical Pieces, Originally Published in the Sheffield Iris
• Flowers of All Hue, and Without Thorn a Rose. A Collection of Poems, Original and Selected, on the Subject of Flowers Only
• Flowers of All Hue, and without Thorn the Rose. A Collection of Poems, on the Subject of Flowers Only
• Flowers of Fancy. Poems, on Various Subjects
• Flowers of German Poetry
• Flowers of Instruction: Or, Familiar Subjects in Verse
• Flowers of Instruction: Or, Familiar Subjects in Verse
• Flowers of Poetry, for Young Persons: Arranged . . . , as a Companion or Sequel to Miss Taylor's Original Poems
• Flowers of Poetry, for Young Persons: Arranged from Various Authors, as a Companion or Sequel to Miss Taylor's Original Poems
• Flowers of Roman Poesy
• Flowers of Song, or Religious and Moral Poems; Partly Selected from the Sacred Oracles, and Versified . . . to Which is Added a Few Essays in Prose
• Flowers of the East, with an Introductory Sketch of Oriental Poetry and Music
• Flowers. A Series of Short Poems, Original and Translated
• Foliage, or, Poems Original and Translated
• Foliage; or Poems Original and Translated
• Folly Triumphant over Wisdom. A Poem
• Fontainville Forest, a Play, in Five Acts
• Fontainville Forest, a Play, in Five Acts, (Founded on the Romance of the Forest) . . .
• Fontainville Forest, a Play, in Five Acys
• Food for Poets, a Poem
• For Ever and Other Devotional Poems, Particularly Hymns Adapted to the Earlier Psalms
• For the Year 1792. To the Academicians. Bad Paintings placed in a Good Light
• Forbury Hill: A Poem. Inscribed to the Memory of the Late Francis Annesley, Esq.
• Forest Musings; or, Delineations of Christian Experience in Verse. To which are prefixed, Sketches of the Early Life of the Author
• Forlorn Anna, a Poem, Founded on Fact
• Forlorn Anna. A Tale, Founded on Fact
• Forlorn Anna: a Tale. Founded on Fact
• Forms of Prayers Adapted to the Use of Schools and Families, Consisting of Young Persons. Also Poems on Religious Subjects
• Forty Choice Poetical Extracts Selected from Celebrated Authors and Printed from Copper Plates . . . .
• Forty Years' Correspondence between Geniusses ov Boath Sexes, and James Elphinston, in Six Pocket-Vollumes; Foar ov Oridginal Letters, Two' of Poetry
• Foscari & Julian: Tragedies
• Foscari, or, the Venetian Exile; a Tragedy, in Five Acts. As Performed at the Charleston Theatre
• Foscari. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Foscari. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Foscari: A Tragedy
• Foscari: A Tragedy
• Four Elegiac Tales
• Four Funny Tales . . . .
• Four Heroick Epistles . . . .
• Four Occasional Poems, as a Specimen . . .
• Four Odes
• Four Odes . . .
• Four Pastoral Essays
• Four Picturesque Views in North Wales, Engraved in Aquatinta by Alken, from Drawings Made on the Spot . . . . With Poetical Reflections on Leaving that Country
• Four Poems viz: I. Armine and Elvira. II. The Hermit of Warkworth. III. The Deserted Village. IV. The Traveller.
• Four Prologues for a Private English Theatre at Geneva
• Four Theatrical Addresses: Upon the Providential Preservation of His Majesty's Life, at Drury-Lane Theatre. Upon the Preliminaries of Peace. Upon the Opening of the New Theatre at Warwick. And a Farewell Epilogue
• Fourteen Sonnets, Elegiac and Descriptive. Written during a Tour
• Fourth Epistle to a Friend in Town, and Other Poems
• Fowling, a Poem (in Five Books) Descriptive of Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant, Woodcock, Duck, and Snipe Shooting
• Fowling, a Poem, in Five Books; Descriptive of Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant, Woodcock, Duck, and Snipe Shooting
• Fox's Poisoned Bag . . . .
• Fragment, Suggested by a Bright Gleam of Sunshine, November 17th, 1817, Two Days before the Funeral of the Princess Charlotte of Wales
• Fragments
• Fragments from the Medeterranean [Mediterranean] Budget
• Fragments in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments in Verse Chiefly on Religious Subjects
• Fragments of a Poem . . . in consequence of reading Major Marjoribanks's Slavery
• Fragments of the Lyre: A Collection of Modern Fugitive Poems
• Fragments to the Memory of the Late Richard Reynolds, Esq. . . . Including . . . Montgomery's Poem; Together with Anecdotes and Reflections, in Prose and Verse . . .
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . With Some Account of her Life and Charatcer
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse. . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse: By a Young Lady, Lately Deceased. With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments, in Prose and Verse: By a Young Lady, Lately Deceased. With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• Fragments. The Orlando Furioso . . . Book First
• Frailty as She is; or, Her Propensities
• Framlingham: A Narrative of the Castle. In Four Cantos
• France: A Heroic Poem
• Francis the First. A Tragedy in Five Acts: With Other Poetical Pieces
• Francis the First. A Tragedy, in Five Acts: As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden
• Francis the First. A Tragedy, in Five Acts: As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden
• Francis the First. An Historical Drama
• Francis the First. An Historical Drama
• Francis the First. An Historical Drama
• Francis the First. An Historical Drama
• Francis the First. An Historical Drama
• Francis the First. An Historical Drama
• Francis the First. An Historical Drama
• Francis the First. An Historical Drama
• Frank; or, Who's the Croaker?
• Fredegar, or the Baron's Fall; with Other Poems
• Frederick; or, Memoirs of My Youth. Interspersed with Occasional Verse
• Fredolfo, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Fredolfo; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Free Masonry a Poem. In Two Cantos . . . .
• Free Odes on Free Subjects. Respectfully addressed to the Freemen of Liverpool. . . . To Junius Churchill, Esq
• Free Poetic Imitation of the XIV Satire of Juvenal
• Free Thoughts on Faith: Or the Religion of Nature. A Poem. To Which is now Added the Bible of Nature
• Free Versions of Some Passages of the Prophets; and Other Scripture-Writers
• Freedom; a Poem. Inscribed to John Wilkes . . . .
• Freedom; with Other Poems
• Freemasonry. Unparalleled Sufferings of John Coustos . . . . To This Edition is Added, a Selection of Masonic Songs . . . .
• French Arrogance; or, "The Cat Let out of the Bag"; a Poetical Dialogue between the Envoys of America, and X.Y.Z. and the Lady
• Fridolin . . .
• Fridolin, or the Road to the Iron-foundery; a Ballad
• Friend of Youth; or New Selection of Lessons, in Prose and Verse, for Schools and Families . . . .
• Friend of Youth; or New Selection of Lessons, in Prose and Verse, for Schools and Families . . . .
• Friendly Hints, Addressed to the Manager of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh
• Friendly Visits From The Muse; Or, The Consolations Of Solitude
• Friendship the Derniere Ressource. A Poem . . . .
• Friendship's Gift: A Forget Me Not for the Young
• Frithiof's Saga, or the Legend of Frithiof
• Frithiof's Saga: A Skandinavian Legend of Royal Love . . . with copious Notes, illustrative of Ancient Manners and Northern Mythology
• Frolics of the Sphynx; or, an Entirely Original Collection of Charades, Riddles, and Conundrums
• Frome's Poems, with a Letter to the Subscribers, and a Critique on the Work
• Frondes Caducae
• Fruits of Retirement. A Collection of Pieces in Prose and Poetry
• Fruits of Solitude, or, Prose and Poetic Compositions; Consisting of Sketches of Natural and Moral Scenery; Tales, Essays, Meditations, &c. &c.
• Fruits of Time Parings: Being a Small Collection of Original Poems, Scotch and English; Composed to Fill a Few of the Author's Blank Hours . . . .
• Fudge in Ireland: A Collection of Letters, Poems, and Legends . . . .
• Fugitive and Original Poems
• Fugitive Essays, in Prose and Verse
• Fugitive Pieces
• Fugitive Pieces
• Fugitive Pieces
• Fugitive Pieces
• Fugitive Pieces
• Fugitive Pieces
• Fugitive Pieces . . . . Presented as a Memorial of Him to His Friends and Companions
• Fugitive Pieces and Reminiscences of Lord Byron: Containing an Entire New Edition of the Hebrew Melodies, with the Addition of Several never before Published . . . also Some Original Poetry, Letters and Recollections of Lady Caroline Lamb
• Fugitive Pieces in Verse
• Fugitive Pieces of Poetry on Religious Subjects
• Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, consisting of Fables &c., Moral and Sentimental
• Fugitive Pieces, in Verse and Prose
• Fugitive Pieces, Written during a Residence in Foreign Parts
• Fugitive Pieces, Written during a Residence in Foreign Parts
• Fugitive Pieces. Poems on Various Subjects
• Fugitive pieces: written by Sir Jeffery Dunstan, member of Parliament, and mayor for Garrat; now collected together for the first time: among which are inserted a few pieces written by the first wits of the nation
• Fugitive Pieces: written during a Residence in Foreign Parts
• Fugitive Pieces; a Collection of Original Poems, the greater part by the Most Eminent Writers of the Present Age
• Fugitive Pieces; chiefly written whilst the Author was iom Service in Egypt, and a Prisoner of War in France. To which is added, Wellington's Triumph . . .
• Fugitive Poems
• Fugitive Poems
• Fugitive Poems
• Fugitive Poetical Pieces
• Fugitive Poetry
• Fugitive Scraps . . . Containing with Others, Three Satirical Pieces, Viz. Monopoly, the Fork, and the Solitary Triangle . . . .
• Fugitive Verse and Prose: consisting of Poems Lyric, Obituary, Dramatic, and Miscellaneous . . .
• Fugitive Verse and Prose: Consisting of Poems Lyric, Obituary, Dramatic, Satiric, and Miscellaneous . . . .
• Funereal Stanzas, Inscribed to the Revered Memory of Mrs. Anne Crawford . . . .
• Further Notions of Fair Play, Addressed to the Worthy and Respectable Tythe-payers
• G**y's-Inn Gardens. A Visionary Satire
• Gabrielle, a Tale of the Swiss Mountains
• Gaffer Grandy and His Dog Rover
• Gaffer Gray
• Galanthe, the Angel of the Ruby Tower: In Six Cantos. To Which are Added the Adventures of Francisco . . . .
• Galerio and Nerissa, including . . . Poetic Effusions . . .
• Galfred and Juetta; or, the Road of Nature. A Tale, in Three Cantos.
• Gallic Liberty. A Poem, Occasioned by the Revolution in France
• Game of Chess
• Gammer Gurton's Garland: Or, the Nursery Parnassus. A Choice Collection of Pretty Songs and Verses, for the Amusement of All Little Good Children Who can Neither Read Nor Run
• Gammer Gurton's Garland: or, the Nursery Parnassus. A Choice Collection of Pretty Songs and Verses. For the Amusement of all little Children
• Garner's Miscellaneous Recitations; or, Whims of the Loo Table; as Recited . . . during Many Years Proprietorship of the Marine Library, Margate
• Garrick's Jests, or the English Roscius in High Glee. Containing All the Jokes of the Wits of the Present Age . . . .
• Garrick's Looking-glass: or, The Art of Rising on the Stage. A Poem. In Three Cantos
• Garrick's Looking-glass: or, The Art of Rising on the Stage. A Poem. In Three Cantos. Decorated with Dramatic Characters.
• Garston
• Gascoigne's Path to Naval Fame . . . .
• Gaston de Blondeville, or the Court of Henry III. Keeping Festival in Ardenne, a Romance . . . .
• Gaston de Blondeville, or the Court of Henry III. Keeping Festival in Ardenne, a Romance. St. Alban's Abbey, a Metrical Tale; with Some Poetical Pieces
• Gaston de Blondeville, or the Court of Henry III. Keeping Festival in Ardenne, a Romance. St. Alban's Abbey, a Metrical Tale; with Some Poetical Pieces. . . . To Which is Prefixed a Memoir of the Author, with Extracts from Her Journals
• Gaston; or, the Heir of Foiz: A Tragedy. With Other Poems
• Gastronomy, or, the Bon-vivant's Guide. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• Gaul, King of Ragah: A Tragic Drama. In Three Parts
• Gauthern's Alarming Trumpeter ; or, the Neighbourly Watchman's Rattle. A Godly Poem, With Good Will towards Men, Women, and Children.
• Gay's Chair. Poems, never before Printed . . . .
• Gay's Chair. Poems, Never before Printed, . . . With A Sketch of His Life, from the MSS. of the Rev. Joseph Baller, His Nephew . . . . To Which are Added Two New Tales, the World, and Gossip, by the Editor
• Gayton Wake, or Mary Dod; and Her List of Merits. A Poem in Four Parts
• Gazette Publications
• Gebir, Count Julian, and Other Poems
• Gebir; a Poem, in Seven Books
• Gebir; a Poem: In Seven Books
• Gedichte
• Gems in the Mine; or Traits and Habits of Childhood, in Verse
• Gems in the Mine; or, Traits and Habits of Childhood, in Verse
• Gems of British Poesy : comprising miscellaneous poems, pathetic, moral, lyrical, and descriptive...
• Gems of British poesy : comprising poems devotional, elegiac, and preceptive.
• Gems of British Poesy; Comprising Miscellaneous Poems, pathetic, moral, lyrical and descriptive.
• Gems of British Poesy; Comprising Poems, Devotional, Elegiac, and Perceptive
• Gems of Sacred Poetry
• Gems, Principally from the Antique . . . . With Illustrations in Verse
• General Collection: Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Genevieve: Or, the Spirit of the Drave. A Poem. With Odes and Other Poems, Chiefly Amatory and Descriptive
• Genius and Fancy; or, Dramatic Sketches
• Genius and Fancy; or, Dramatic Sketches: With Other Poems on Various Subjects
• Genius; a Vision
• Genuine Poetical Compositions, on Various Subjects
• Geography Epitomized. A Short but Comprehensive Description of the Terraqueous Globe, in Verse, To Assist the Memory
• Geography Epitomized: Or a Tour round the World . . . Attempted in Verse, for the Sake of the Memory . . . .
• Geography Epitomized; or, a Tour round the World . . . . Attempted in Verse . . . .
• Geography Epitomized; or, a Tour round the World . . . Attempted in Verse . . . .
• Geography Epitomized; or, a Tour round the World . . . Attempted in Verse . . . .
• Geography Epitomized; or, a Tour round the World: Being a . . . Description of the Terraqueous Globe . . . . Designed for the Use of Schools
• Geology and Other Poems
• George the Fourth, a Poem: Dedicated to the Right Honourable the Marquis of Londonderry . . . . To Which are Added Lyrics, Designed for Various Melodies
• George the Fourth: A Lyrical Poem on the Accession of His Present Most Gracious Majesty
• Georgia, a Poem. To Which are Added, Other Metrical Compositions
• Georgiana: Or, Anecdotes of George the Third. With a Selection of Poetical Effusions and Other Eulogiums on His Character, and on That of H. R. H. the Duke of Kent
• Georgica Publii Virgilii Maronis hexaglotta
• Georgics, with the First, Fourth, Sixth, and Tenth Eclogues
• Geraldine, a Dramatic Poem, in Five Acts
• Germanicus, a Tragedy in Five Acts . . .
• Germanicus: a Tragedy
• Gertrude of Wyoming, and Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming, and Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming, and Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming, and Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming, and Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming, and Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming, and Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming, and Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming, or the Pennsylvanian Cottage; with Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming; a Pennsylvanian Tale. And Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming; a Pennsylvanian Tale. And Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming; a Pennsylvanian Tale. And Other Poems
• Gertrude of Wyoming; a Pennsylvanian Tale. And Other Poems
• Gertrude, a Tragic Drama, in Five Acts
• Gethsemane, a Poem; Founded on the Messiah of Klopstock
• Gideon, and Other Poems
• Gift to Good Children
• Gift to Good Children
• Gilbert, an Amatory Rural Poem. In Eight Cantos
• Gilbert; or True Love Rewarded: An Amatory Rural Poem
• Gilbert; or, the Young Carrier. An Amatory Rural Poem. In Four Books
• Gilpin's Rig; or The Wedding Day Kept, a Droll Story; read by Mr. Henderson, at Free-masons Hall and Mr. Baddeley, at Drury Lane Theatre
• Gimcrackiana, or Fugitive Pieces on Manchester Men and Manners Ten Years Ago
• Giordano. A Tragedy
• Giuseppino, an Occidental Story
• Giuseppino, an Occidental Story
• Giustina: A Spanish Tale of Real Life. A Poem in Three Cantos
• Glances at Character
• Glasgow. A Poem
• Glasgow; or, the Vision: A Poem, in Three Cantos
• Glastonbury Abbey; a Poem
• Glastonbury Tor. A Poem
• Gleanings after Sunset
• Gleanings After Thomson; Or, The Village Muse.
• Gleanings from Pious Authors . . . and Original Poetry
• Gleanings of Scotch, English, and Irish, Scarce Old Ballads, Chiefly Tragical and Historical . . . .
• Gleanings of the Seventy-Third Vintage; consisting of Poems, Religious and Moral
• Gleanings of Wit, being a Choice Collection of Tales, Anecdotes, Occurrences, and Various Pieces in Prose and Verse, Interspersed with Many Original Pieces . . . .
• Gleanings Through Wales, Holland, and Westphalia...To which is added Humanity...A Poem
• Gleanings Through Wales, Holland, and Westphalia...To Which is Added Humanity...A Poem revised and corrected
• Gleanings; or, a Selection of Poems, Moral and Entertaining
• Gleanings; or, fugitive pieces: in two volumes. Consisting of I. Miscellaneous Essays. II. Moral Stories. III. Sketches, Fragments, Hints. IV. Verses on Various Subjects.
• Glenfinlas. And Other Ballads etc. with the Vision of Don Roderick: A Poem
• Glenochel; a Descriptive Poem
• Gloria in Excelsis Deo . . . a Poem
• Gloria in Excelsis: Or Hymns of Praise to God and the Lamb
• Glory to God, in Christ, and Peace, and Good-will, towards Men; a Collection of Hymns. Designed for the Use of Universal Churches . . . .
• God's Revenge against Rebellion: An Historical Poem . . . Illustrative of the Present State of Ireland . . . .
• Godesburg Castle: A Poem
• Godfrey of Bulloign; or the Gierusalemme Liberata . . ., Abridged and Altered. Inscribed to Lady M*****
• Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography: rendered into Easy Verse . . . for the Use of Young Persons
• Goldsmith's Vicar of Wakefield, Essays, and Poems
• Golfiana; or Niceties connected with the game of Golf
• Gonsalvo, a Tragedy: in Five Acts
• Gonzalo, and Other Poems
• Gonzalo, the Traitor; a Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Good Tidings; or, News from the Farm. A Poem
• Good Tidings; or, News from the Farm. A Poem
• Good-Friday, a Poem
• Goody Two Shoes; or, the History of Little Margery Meanwell, in Rhyme
• Gordon, a Tale. A Poetical Review of Don Juan
• Gorlaye, or a Tale of the Olden Tyme, in Four Cantos
• Gospel Hymns. An Original Collection . . . . To Which is Added, an Appendix, Containing a Number of Select Hymns
• Gospel Hymns. An Original Collection. To which is added, An Appendix . . .
• Gospel Melodies
• Gospel Melodies, and Other Occasional Poems
• Gospel Poems, never before Seen in Print . . . . Which will be found to Contain, the Great Truths of the Everlasting Gospel . . . .
• Gospel Poems, never before Seen in Print. . . .
• Gospel Poems, on Different Heads . . . .
• Gospel Sonnets, or Poems, on Various Religious Subjects, in Three Parts, Designed Principally for Youth
• Gospel Sonnets; or, Spiritual Songs. In Six Parts . . . Concerning Creation and Redemption, Law and Gospel, Justification and Sanctification . . . .
• Gothalbert and Hisanna. With Other Poems
• Gothalbert of the Tyne, or the Gothic Minstrel's Progress from Parnassus to the Press! "Delivered under the Similitude of" a Satire . . . .
• Gotham and the Gothamites, a Medley
• Gr---lle Agonistes, a Dramatic Poem
• Grace Abounding in the Life of John Dagley: including, his Call to, and Work in the Ministry: in Lines Written by Himself
• Grace Triumphant. A Sacred Poem, in Nine Dialogues . . . .
• Grace Triumphant. A Poem. In Nine Dialogues
• Grace Triumphant. A Sacred Poem, in Nine Dialogues . . . .
• Grace Triumphant: A Sacred Poem, in Nine Dialogues
• Grace Triumphant: A Sacred Poem, in Nine Dialogues . . . .
• Grafenstein. A Poem
• Granada: A Prize Poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June 19, MDCCCXXXIII
• Grand-mamma: Or, the Christening "Not at Home"
• Grandmamma's Book of Rhymes
• Grandmamma's Book of Rhymes, for the Nursery
• Grateful Reflections on the Divine Goodness Vouchsaf'd to the American Arms . . . . Occasioned by the Surrendry of the King's Forces . . . .
• Grateful Tributes; or Recollections of Infancy
• Grateful Tributes; or, Recollections of Infancy
• Grateful Tributes; or, Recollections of Infancy
• Grateful Tributes; or, Recollections of Infancy. Containing the Poems of My Father, My Mother, My Brother, My Sister, My Uncle, My Aunty, My Mammy, My Bible, My Grandfather, My Grandmother, My Childhood
• Gratitude, a Poetical Essay; with Other Poems and Translations
• Gratitude: A Tributary Poem to the Memory of the Missionaries . . . who Embarked for India . . .
• Gravity and Levity
• Gray's Elegy in a Country Church Yard . . . . To Which are Added . . . Nocturnal Contemplations, Evening Contemplations, the Nunnery, and Nightly Thoughts in the Temple . . . .
• Gray’s Letters and Poems, with a Life of the Author
• Great Cry and Little Wool; or, The Squads in an Uproar; or The Progress of Politics; or Epistles, Poetical and Picturesque
• Grecian Daughter: A Tragedy: as it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• Grecian Prospects: A Poem, in Two Cantos
• Greece, a Poem, in Three Parts; with Notes, Classical Illustrations, and Sketches of the Scenery
• Greenfield Hill: A Poem, in Seven Parts . . . .
• Greenfield, a Poem
• Greenfield: A Poem
• Greenfield: a Poem
• Greenfield: a Poem
• Greenland, and Other Poems
• Greenland, and Other Poems
• Greenland, and Other Poems
• Greenland, and Other Poems
• Greenwich, a Poem, Descriptive and Historical
• Gresford Vale, and Other Poems
• Grief and Hope. A Tribute to the Memory of the Rev. John Smith, Late Missionary at Demarara . . . .
• Grigg's Southern and Western Songster: Being a Choice Collection of the Most Fashionable Songs . . . .
• Grigg's Southern and Western Songster: Being a Choice Collection of the Most Fashionable Songs . . . .
• Grigg's Southern and Western Songster: Being a Choice Collection of the Most Fashionable Songs . . . .
• Grigg's Southern and Western Songster: Being a Choice Collection of the Most Fashionable Songs, Many of Which are Original
• Grigg's Southern and Western Songster: Being a Choice Collection of the Most Fashionable Songs, Many of Which are Original
• Grigg's Southern and Western Songster: Being a Choice Collection of the Most Fashionable Songs, Many of Which are Original
• Grimaldi, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Grinning Made Easy. A Collection of Comic Songs
• Grinning Made More Easy. A Collection of Comic Songs
• Grove Hill, a Descriptive Poem, with an Ode to Mithra
• Gudgeon against Daniels. A Burlesque Poem
• Guess Again! A New Riddle Book, for the Entertainment of Children
• Guess Again! A New Riddle Book, for the Entertainment of Children
• Guido, a Tale; Sketches from History, and Other Poems
• Guidone a Dramatic Poem
• Guilt; Or, The Anniversary: A Tragedy, in Four Acts
• Guilt; or, the Gipsey's Prophecy; a Tragedy . . . followed by "Ideal," and "The Cranes of Ibycus"
• Gustavus Vasa, and Other Poems
• Gustavus Vasa, and Other Poems
• Guy of Warwick: A Legende. And Other Poems
• Guy of Warwick: A Legende. And Other Poems
• Guy's Porridge Pot: A Poem, in Twenty-Four Books The First Part [all published]
• Guy's Porridge Pot; with The Dun Cow Roasted Whole . . .
• Gymnastica Democratica; or, Liberty-Games . . .
• Gynaecium; or, Hints for the Nursery
• Gynomachia; or, a Contest between Two Old Ladies, in the Service of a Celebrated Orator
• Hacho; or, the Spell of St. Wilten: And Other Poems
• Hadad, a Dramatic Poem
• Hagley. A Descriptive Poem
• Hair Powder: A Plaintive Epistle to Mr. Pitt . . . . To Which is Added, Frogmore Feate . . . .
• Hair Powder; a Plaintive Epistle to Mr. Pitt . . . . To Which is Added, Frogmore Fete . . . .
• Hair Powder; a Plaintive Epistle to Mr. Pitt . . . . To Which is Added, Frogmore Fete . . . .
• Half an Hour's Amusement at York and James-town; Preparatory to a Narrative of La Fayette's Return, and Reception in Virginia
• Half an Hour's Lounge; or, Poems
• Halidon Hill; a Dramatic Sketch from Scottish History
• Halidon Hill; a Dramatic Sketch, from Scottish History
• Halidon Hill; a Dramatic Sketch, from Scottish History
• Halidon Hill; a Dramatic Sketch, from Scottish History
• Halidon Hill; a Dramatic Sketch, from Scottish History
• Halifax; a Poetical Sketch: and The Battle of Hastings
• Hamespun Lays, or the Simple Strains of an Untutored Muse
• Hamlet Travestie: In Three Acts. With Burlesque Annotations . . . .
• Hamlet Travestie: In Three Acts. With Burlesque Annotations . . . .
• Hamlet Travestie: In Three Acts. With Burlesque Annotations, after the Manner of Dr. Johnson and Geo. Steevens, Esq. . . .
• Hamlet Travestie: In Three Acts. With Annotations . . . .
• Hamlet Travestie: In Three Acts. With Annotations . . . .
• Hamlet Travestie: In Three Acts. With Annotations . . . .
• Hamlet Travestie: In Three Acts. With Burlesque Annotations, after the Manner of Dr. Johnson and Geo. Steevens, Esq. and the Various Commentators
• Hamlet, a Dramatic Prelude; in Five Acts
• Hampstead Heath; a Poem, Sacred to Friendship
• Hampton Court: A Descriptive Poem. In Three Cantos. To Which is Annexed the Physical Metamorphosis; or, a Treble Discovery. A Farce, of Two Acts
• Handel's Ghost, an Ode, on the Power of His Messiah . . . .
• Happiness Found, and Other Poems
• Happiness in Retirement: a Poem
• Happiness, a Poem
• Happiness. A Moral Essay . . . .
• Happiness: Characteristic Poem.
• Happiness; a Characteristic Poem
• Hard Times. A Poem on the Choice of Life, Addressed to a Friend
• Hark! the Last Bark!
• Harmonia. A Selection of Songs, Recitations, &c. &c. for the Use of . . . Oddfellows, under the Grand Lodge in Sheffield
• Harmoniae Caelestes, or Christian Melodies: And Other Poems
• Harmonica; or, Elegant Extracts of English, Scotch, and Irish Melodies from the Most Approved, Popular, and Modern Authors
• Harold De Burun. A Semi-dramatic Poem; in Six Scenes
• Harold the Dauntless; a Poem, in Six Cantos
• Harold the Dauntless; a Poem, in Six Cantos
• Harold the Dauntless; a Poem, in Six Cantos
• Harold; a Tragedy
• Harold; or, the English King, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Harpings of Lena; being Original Poems . . . [with] a Brief Memoir of Edward Lenton
• Harriet Stanton; or, The Revolt of the Slaves: a Poem, taken from Real Life
• Harrison's Amusing Picture & Poetry Book . . . .
• Harry Dee, or, The Scotchman Detected, a Poem, in Four Parts
• Harvest, a Poem, in Two Parts; with Other Poetical Pieces
• Harvest-Home: Consisting of Supplementary Gleanings, Original Dramas and Poems, Contributions of Literary Friends . . .
• Harvest: A Poem
• Harvest; and Other Poems
• Hastings, a Rural Descriptive Poem . . . .
• Hasty Pudding: A Poem. In Three Cantos. Written at Chambery, in Savoy, January, 1793
• Haverhill, a Descriptive Poem, and Other Poems
• He is Risen: An Easter Offering . . . .
• He is Risen; an Easter-offering. Inscribed, by Permission, to the Governors and Masters of Christ's Hospital
• He Wou'd be a Poet; or, "Nature will be Nature still." An Heroic Poem: To Which is Annexed a Thanksgiving Epistle on Electioneering Success
• Heads of Ancient History, From the Deluge to the Partition of Alexander's Empire
• Heads or Tails; a Poetical Epistle, Addressed to the Right Honorable Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P. . . .
• Heath Blossoms
• Heath Blossoms: Or Poems Written in Obscurity and Seclusion . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• Heath Blossoms; or, Poems, Written in Seclusion and Reverse of Fortune
• Heath Flowers, or Mountain Melodies; Amatory, Lyrical, and Romantic
• Heath Flowers; being a Collection of Poems, Chiefly Lyrical, Written in the Highlands
• Heath-Flowers; or, Songs, Odes, and Sonnets
• Heath-Hill: A Descriptive Poem, in Four Cantos
• Heaven and Earth, a Mystery . . . .
• Heaven and Earth, a Mystery . . . .
• Heaven and Earth, a Mystery . . . .
• Heaven and Earth, a Mystery . . . .
• Heavenly Themes, a Selection of Original Poetry
• Hebe, an Heroic Poem on Her Majesty
• Hebraeische Gesaenge [Hebrew Melodies]
• Hebrew Canticles . . . and a Few Miscellaneous Pieces
• Hebrew Criticism and Poetry . . . Metrically Translated
• Hebrew Harmonies and Allusions
• Hebrew Melodies
• Hebrew Melodies
• Hebrew Melodies
• Hebrew Melodies
• Hebrew Melodies
• Hebrew Melodies
• Hebrew Melodies
• Hector: a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Hector; a Dramatic Poem
• Hedin; or, the Spectre of the Tomb. A Tale. From the Danish History
• Heera, the Maid of the Dekhan; a Poem, in Five Cantos
• Heera, the Maid of the Dekhan. A Poem. In Five Cantos
• Helen of Coquetdale, or the Fair Bondager; a Tale in Two Cantos. With Other Fragments in Verse
• Helga. A Poem. In Seven Cantos
• Helga. A Poem. In Seven Cantos
• Hellas: a Lyrical Drama
• Henley. A Poem
• Henry and Acasto: A Moral Tale
• Henry and Acasto: a Moral Tale
• Henry and Acasto: A Moral Tale. In Three Parts
• Henry and Almeria; a Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Henry and Eleanora: A Tragedy, Founded on Events during the American Revolution
• Henry and Eliza: A Tale
• Henry and Emma, a New Poetical Interlude, altered from Prior's Nut Brown Maid, with additions and a New Air and Chorus . . .
• Henry and Kate, a Poem
• Henry IV. of Germany; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Henry Schultze a Tale the Savoyard a French Republican's Story with Other Poems
• Henry St Clair, a Tale of the Persecution in Scotland; and the Martyr of Freedom
• Henry the Second or The Fall of Rosamond, a Tragedy
• Henry the Second, an Historical Drama . . . .
• Henry the Second; or, The Fall f Rosamond: A Tragedy; as it is performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• Henry the Second; or, the Fall of Rosamond. A Tragedy . . . .
• Henry the Second; or, the Fall of Rosamond: A Tragedy; as It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• Henry the Second; or, The Fall of Rosamond: a Tragedy; as it is performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• Henry the Second; or, The Fall of Rosamond: a Tragedy; as it is performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• Henry, Lord Darnly, King of Scots. A Tragedy
• Henry, or the Triumph of Grace. A Sacred Poem . . . .
• Henry: Or, the Wanderer Reclaimed. A Sacred Poem. Humbly Addressed to British Youth
• Her Most Excellent Majesty, the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, or Sin Trying Innocence, the Vision, a Poem, in Five Parts
• Herban, a Poem. In Four Cantos
• Herculaneum and Other Poems
• Herman and Dorothea. A Poem, from the German . . . .
• Herman and Dorothea. A Poem, from the German . . . .
• Hermas, or the Acarian Shepherds: a Poem. In Sixteen Books.
• Hermilda in Palestine: The First Canto, and Part of the Second. With Other Poems
• Hero and Leander, a Burletta: Two Acts: as it is perform'd at the Royalty Theatre . . .
• Hero and Leander, a Poem
• Hero and Leander, and Bacchus and Ariadne
• Hero and Leander. A Poem
• Hero and Leander; a Poem
• Heroic Epistle from Serjeant Bradshaw, in the Shades, to John Dunning, Esq
• Heroic epistle to Joseph Priestley, L.L.D. F.R.S. Academ. Imp. Petrop. R. Paris. Holm. Taurin. Ital. Harlem. Aurel. Med. Paris. Cantab. Americ. ET Philad. Soc
• Heroic Epistle to Joseph Priestley, L.L.D., F.R.S
• Heroic Epistle to William Cobbett
• Heroic Poem on the Late Lord Viscount Nelson . . . .
• Heroical Epistle from Death to Benjamin Moseley, M.D. on Vaccination
• Heroick Epistle from Hamet the Moor, Slipper-maker in London, to the Emperor of Morocco . . . .
• Herre Followythe a Lamyntabill Tragedye, Ful of Concytete Myrthe, Yclepede, a Mirrour fore Magystrattis . . . . [the half-title is "Civic Lays"]
• Heselrigge, or the Death of Lady Wallace. With Other Poems
• Hesiod . . . Bion and Moschus, Sappho and Musaeus . . . . Lycophron
• Hexham Races: or, A Dialogue between the Devil and the Author, near that Town
• Hezekiah and Sennacherib, a Poem
• Hezekiah, King of Judah; or, Invasion Repulsed and Peace Restored. A Sacred Drama; of National Application at this Awful Crisis
• Hibernia. A Poem
• Hibernian Eclogues. To which are added Miscellaneous Poems
• Hiero-mastix, a Satire, Occasioned by the Publications Which have Recently Appeared in Connection with the Apocrypha Controversy
• Highland Tales and Songs
• Hildibrand & Una: Or, the Knight and the Horse that never Wearied. A Legendary Tale
• Hilton Castle, in Olden Day. A Legendary Tale, in Four Cantos.
• Hints to J. Nollekens, Esq. R.A. on His Modelling a Bust of Lord G******le
• Hints upon Tints, with Strokes upon Copper and Canvass
• Hippolytus, and Iphigenia in Aulis . . .
• His Memoirs and Poetry
• Hispaniola, a Poem . . . and Other Poetical Pieces
• Historical Poetry, with Biographical Notes
• Historical Questions on the Kings of England, in Verse. Calculated to Fix on the Minds of Children, Some of the Most Striking Events of Each Reign
• Historical Questions on the Kings of England, in Verse...
• Historical Questions on the Kings of England, in Verse...
• Historico Dramatico Ambrosial Eclogues
• History and Rhyme, for Young Readers. The Four English Kings William. With Notes
• History of Charles the Great . . . together with the Most Celebrated Spanish Ballads Relating to the Twelve Peers of France . . . .
• History of England . . . a Tragi-comic Song . . .
• History of Joseph: A Poem
• History of King Crispin; or, The Royal Craftsman! A Poem
• Histriomastix, or, the Untrussing of the Drury Lane Squad
• Histriomastix, or, the Untrussing of the Drury Lane Squad
• Hob's Excursion, with Digressions. A Humorous Tale
• Hobby Horses, a Poetic Allegory, in Five Parts
• Hobby-horses: Read at Bath-Easton
• Hodgson's Edition of Nursery Rhymes
• Hodgson's Quizzical Valentine Writer: Being a Collection of New and Appropriate Valentines . . . .
• Hodgson's Universal Valentine Writer, for the Current Year, being a Choice Collection of Original Amatory Epistles, Addresses, Answers, &c. &c. . . .
• Hoel; a Cambrian Tale. In Three Cantos
• Hofer, and Other Poems
• Hogarth's Idle and Industrious Apprentices: With Original Descriptive Poetry
• Hogarth's Idle and Industrious Apprentices: With Original Descriptive Poetry
• Holiday Annals, Interspersed with Tales & Poetical Pieces, for Young People
• Holiday Dreams; or, Light Reading, in Poetry and Prose
• Holkham, a Poem; Dedicated, without Permission, to Joseph Hume Esq., M.P. A.S.S. . . . To Which is Added Impudence, a Poem
• Holkham, a Poem; Dedicated, without Permission, to Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P., A.S.S.
• Holy Willie's Prayer, Letter to John Goudie . . . and Six Favourite Songs . . . .
• Holy-rood-house: An Elegy. Addressed to the Nobility of Scotland . . . .
• Holy-rood-house: An Elegy. Addressed to the Nobility of Scotland . . . . With an Appendix
• Holyhead Sonnets
• Home, a Poem; and Other Pieces
• Home. A Poem
• Home. A Poem
• Home. A Poem
• Home: A Poem
• Homer's Hymn to Venus . . . .
• Homerics; Attempted . . . .
• Honiton-Hill, a Poem
• Honiton-Hill, a Poem
• Honoria: Or the Day of All Souls, a Poem, with Other Poetical Pieces
• Hope's Curious and Comic Missellaneous [sic] Works, started in his Walks
• Hope, a Poem, Delivered in the Chapel of Harvard University, at a Public Exhibition, July 8th, 1800
• Hope, a Poetical Essay; with Various Other Poems
• Hope, an Allegorical Sketch, on Recovering Slowly from Sickness
• Hope-Temple, or Unpagan'd-Pantheon. A Humorous Poetical Tale
• Hope: a Poem
• Hope; a Poem, Delivered . . . . To Which are Annexed the Tears of Science, and Henry; or, the Exile's Adieu
• Hops! Hops!! Hops!!! Or, the Prince and the Porter; a Tale of the East. Dedicated to the Lord Mayor of London
• Horace [the second volume is entitled Horace. Phaedrus]
• Horace in London: Consisting of Imitations of the First Two Books of the Odes of Horace
• Horace in London: Consisting of Imitations of the First Two Books of the Odes of Horace
• Horace in London: Consisting of Imitations of the First Two Books of the Odes of Horace
• Horace in London: Consisting of Imitations of the First Two Books of the Odes of Horace
• Horace in London: Consisting of Imitations of the First Two Books of the Odes of Horace
• Horace in New-York. Part I
• Horace's Epistle to the Pisos, on the Art of Poetry . . . with Observations and Notes . . .
• Horae Burneienses
• Horae Ionicae, a Poem, Descriptive of the Ionian Isles . . . with Other Poems: To Which is Added, a Translation of Alfieri's Tragedy of Orestes
• Horae Ionicae: A Poem, Descriptive of the Ionian Islands, and Part of the Adjacent Coast of Greece
• Horae Ionicae; a Poem, Descriptive of the Ionian Islands and Part of the Adjacent Coast of Greece
• Horae Jocosae; or the Doggerel Decameron. Being Ten Facetious Tales in Verse. To Which are Added Some Miscellaneous Pieces
• Horae Poeticae, or a Series of Verses Original and Translated
• Horae Poeticae. Poems; Sacred, Moral, and Descriptive. To Which are Added Four Essays
• Horae Poeticae; or, Effusions of Candor
• Horae Poeticae; or, the Transient Murmurs of a Solitary Lyre. Consisting of Poems and Songs, in English and Scotch
• Horae Sacrae. Divine Ethics; or the Proverbs of Solomon, in Verse
• Horae Viaticae
• Horatio and Amanda, a Poem
• Horns For Ever! Or a Procession to Blackheath; an Heroic Poem, in Three Cantos
• Horrida Bella. Pains and Penalties versus Truth and Justice
• Hospice of St. Bernard. A Prize Poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June 10, MDCCCXXXIV
• Hours at Home
• Hours at Home. A Collection of Miscellaneous Poems
• Hours in the Bowers. Poems, &c
• Hours of Childhood, and Other Poems
• Hours of Idleness, a Series of Poems, Original and Translated
• Hours of Idleness, a Series of Poems, Original and Translated
• Hours of Idleness, a Series of Poems, Original and Translated
• Hours of Idleness, a Series of Poems, Original and Translated
• Hours of Idleness: A Series of Poems, Original and Translated
• Hours of Idleness: And Miscellaneous Poems
• Hours of Idleness; a Series of Poems, Original and Translated
• Hours of Idleness; a Series of Poems, Original and Translated
• Hours of Idleness; a Series of Poems, Original and Translated
• Hours of Leisure. Poems
• Hours of Leisure; a Series of Unconnected Trifles in Verse: Supposed to Have Constituted the Amusements of a Winter's Fire Side
• Hours of Loyalty; or, Allegorical Delineations, in Rhyme
• Hours of Retirement. A Series of Poems, on Subjects Chiefly Scriptural . . . . To Which are Subjoined, Observations . . .
• Hours of Reverie: Or, the Musings of a Solitaire
• Hours of Solitude. A Collection of Original Poems, now First Published
• Hours of Solitude; or Poems on Various Subjects . . . .
• Howe Triumphant! or, the Glorious First of June. An Heroic Poem
• Howell Wood; or, the Raby Hunt, in Yorkshire. A New Hunting Song, to the Tune of Ballynamonaora
• Hubert and Ellen. With Other Poems
• Hubert and Ellen. With Other Poems . . . .
• Hubert and Ellen. With Other Poems . . . .
• Hudibras in Ireland; a Burlesque on the Late Holy Wars in the Sister Kingdom
• Hudibrastic and Comic Poems: Burlesque Translations. Dramatic Pieces, and Miscellanies
• Hugginiana; or, Huggins' Fantasy, being a Collection of the Most Esteemed Literary Productions . . . .
• Hugginiana; or, Huggins' Fantasy, being a Collection of the Most Esteemed Modern Literary Productions . . . .
• Hugginiana; or, Huggins' Fantasy, being a Collection of the Most Esteemed Modern Literary Productions . . . .
• Hugo's Cordial Drops for the Country. 1828
• Human Happiness; or the Sceptic. A Poem in Six Cantos
• Human Life
• Human Life, a Poem
• Human Life, a Poem
• Human Life, a Poem
• Human Life, a Poem, in Five Parts
• Human Life; The Broken Heart, and Other Poems
• Human Passions Delineated in above 120 Figures, Droll, Satyrical, and Humourous . . . .
• Humanity, or The Rights of Nature, a Poem; in Two Books
• Humanity; or, the Cause of the Creatures Advocated. A Poem, for Young Persons
• Humble Flowers from the Garden of Gethsemane
• Humbug a Satire . . .
• Humbug!!! A Poem
• Humility. A Poetical Essay
• Humility: A Night Thought
• Humorous Poems; Consisting of Hallowe'en . . . and the Battle of Blenheim
• Humorous Recitations in Verse; with Pride and Prejudice, or Strictures on Public Schools
• Humorous Sketches: Satyrical Strokes, and Attic Observations
• Humourous Pieces
• Humourous Songs
• Hunting Songs, Ballads, &c. . . .
• Huntsman's Songster; being a Collection of the Most Popular Hunting Songs . . . .
• Hurst: An Eclogue, Addressed to O------ O------, Esq. . . .
• Hymen's Recruiting Sergeant: or, The New Matrimonial Tat-too . . .
• Hymen's Recruiting Sergeant: or, The New Matrimonial Tat-too . . .
• Hymen's Revenge against Old Maids, Old Bachelors, and Impertinent Coxcombs; or , a New Valentine Writer . . . .
• Hymen's Rhapsodies, or, Lover's Themes, a Collection of Original Valentine Verses . . . for Gentlemen to Address Ladies in Sonnets . . . .
• Hymen's Wreath, or a New Valentine Writer for the Present Year . . . .
• Hymen, a Poem
• Hymen’s Recruiting-Sergeant: or the New Matrimonial Tat-too . . .
• Hymen’s Recruiting-Serjeant
• Hymen’s Recruiting-Serjeant
• Hymen’s Recruiting-Serjeant: or The New Matrimonial Tat-Too
• Hymen’s Recruiting-Serjeant: or The New Matrimonial Tat-too . . .
• Hymn and Prayer-book. For the Use of Such Lutheran Churches as Use the English Language
• Hymn Book Designed for the Use of Universalists and Restorationists Sabbath Schools
• Hymn Book for Sunday Schools
• Hymn Book; Containi[n]g a Copious Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, from the Best Authors, Including Many Songs never before in Print . . . .
• Hymn for the Nursery
• Hymn of Thanksgiving . . . .
• Hymn to Ceres
• Hymn to Ceres
• Hymn to the Dryads Inscribed to Dr. Turton
• Hymn to the Earth, &c
• Hymn to the Sun; and, The Tomb, an Elegy, in Poetic Prose
• Hymns
• Hymns
• Hymns
• Hymns
• Hymns & Poems, Doctrinal and Experimental, on a Variety of Subjects
• Hymns . . . . Found among His Papers after His Decease
• Hymns . . . . Not before Published
• Hymns . . . . Originally Published under the Title of "Olney Hymns"
• Hymns . . . . To Which are Added, a Few Hymns Admired by All Christians
• Hymns . . . . Translated into English Verse
• Hymns . . . Together with an Appendix . . . .
• Hymns Adapted for Social Worship
• Hymns Adapted to Family and Village Worship
• Hymns Adapted to Public Worship, or Family Devotion . . . .
• Hymns Adapted to the Public Worship of the Christian Church
• Hymns and Anthems: Composed on Divine Subjects, Agreeable to Sacred Scripture
• Hymns and Divine Songs, on Various Subjects; Designed, Chiefly, for the Use of Private Families
• Hymns and Meditations, on Various Subjects
• Hymns and Miscellaneous Poems
• Hymns and Odes, Composed on the Death of Gen. George Washington: Adapted to the 22d. Day of February . . .
• Hymns and Odes, Composed on the Death of Gen. George Washington: Adapted to the 22d. Day of February . . . .
• Hymns and Other Pieces of Poetry on Selected Subjects
• Hymns and Other Pieces of Poetry on Selected Subjects
• Hymns and Poems on Death. With a Letter from a Father to His Children
• Hymns and Poems on Various Subjects, Never before Published; Designed to Promote Religion and Social Virtue in Society
• Hymns and Poems, Doctrinal and Experimental . . .
• Hymns and Poems, Doctrinal and Experimental, on a Variety of Subjects
• Hymns and Poems, Doctrinal and Experimental, on a Variety of Subjects . . . .
• Hymns and Poems, Doctrinal and Experimental, on a Variety of Subjects . . . .
• Hymns and Poems, Evangelical, Doctrinal, and Experimental . . .
• Hymns and Poems, Most of Them Composed from October 1819, to August 1821, under Great Afflictions and Sore Temptations, and Persecutions from Professors and Profane
• Hymns and Poems, on Moral Subjects. Addressed to Youth
• Hymns and Poems, on Various Occasions
• Hymns and Poems, on Various Subjects
• Hymns and Psalms: for the Use of the Lord's New Church
• Hymns and Reflections
• Hymns and Religious Poems, of a Practical Nature
• Hymns and Sacred Lyrics. In Three Parts
• Hymns and Sacred Odes: on the Grand Festivals of the Church of England . . .
• Hymns and Sacred Poems, for Children
• Hymns and Sacred Poems. Second Series
• Hymns and Sacred Songs; for the Monthly Concert and Similar Occasions
• Hymns and Songs in Praise of Jesus Christ
• Hymns and Songs of Praise
• Hymns and Songs of Praise for Children
• Hymns and Songs of Praise, for Children
• Hymns and Songs of Praise, for the Use of Children in General, and Particularly for Sunday Schools
• Hymns and Songs of Praise, for the Use of Children in General, and Particularly for Those of Sunday and Other Schools
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs for Conference Meetings and for the Private Devotions of the Pious
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the Use of Christians
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs for the Use of Christians . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs Original and Selected. For the Use of Christians
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Calculated for the Use of Churches of All Denominations . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Collected from Various Authors; to which are added, Hymns of Instruction, Composed on Various Portions of Scripture
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Composed on Various Subjects, in a Plain Style. Within the Author's Experience
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of All Christians. Never before Published
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of All Those Who Love Our Lord Jesus Christ
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Christians . . . . Now Generally Used by . . . the Methodist Societies
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Christians: Including a Number never before Published
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Christians: Including a Number never before Published
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Christians: Including a Number never before Published
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of the Lord's New Church . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of the Lord's New Church . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of the Lord's New Church . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of the Methodist and Free-will Baptist Societies in New-England . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, on Different Subjects, Collected from a Variety of Authors . . . . To Which is Added a Collection . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, on Different Subjects, Collected from a Variety of Authors . . . . To Which is Added a Collection, Suitably Adapted to the Edification of Christians . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, on Different Subjects, Collected from a Variety of Authors . . . . To Which is Added, a Collection, Suitably Adapted to the Edification of Christians . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, on Several Subjects; to which is added, the Marriage-supper of the Lamb, a Poem
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, on the Principal Doctrines of the Gospel of Jesus . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, on Various Subjects
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, on Various Subjects. Collected from Different Authors
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Original and Selected
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Original and Selected
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Original and Selected
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Selected and Original
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, with Metrical Versions from the Psalms
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, with Metrical Versions from the Psalms
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs, with Metrical Versions from the Psalms . . . .
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Original and Selected
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs: composed from the Sacred Scriptures on Divine Subjects
• Hymns and Spiritual Songs: for the use of the Christian Church
• Hymns by a Northamptonshire Village Female: to which is added a Short Account of her Life
• Hymns by the Late Rev. Joseph Grigg
• Hymns Composed for the Use of St. Mary's Church, in the Town of Bedford
• Hymns for Believer's Baptism
• Hymns for Childhood
• Hymns for Children
• Hymns for Children
• Hymns for Children
• Hymns for Children
• Hymns for Children & Young Persons . . . selected from Various Authors
• Hymns for Children and Young Persons, on the Principal Truths and Duties of Religion and Morality . . . .
• Hymns for Children and Youth
• Hymns for Children, principally intended for . . . Sunday Schools
• Hymns for Children, Selected . . . and Arranged in Proper Order
• Hymns for Children. Selected and Altered. With Appropriate Texts of Scripture
• Hymns for Christian Melody. Selected from Various Authors
• Hymns for Christian Melody. Selected from Various Authors
• Hymns for Conference Meetings, and Private Devotion . . . .
• Hymns for Divine Worship
• Hymns for Factory Children, Original and Paraphrased: to which are added, Three Songs and a Short Heroic
• Hymns for Family Worship, with Prayers . . . . Selected from Various Authors
• Hymns for Good Children
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds
• Hymns for Infant Minds . . . . To Which are Added Lines on the Death of Mrs Harriet Newell, and the Twins
• Hymns for Infant Minds . . . . To Which are Added, Original Hymns for Sabbath Schools
• Hymns for Infant Minds. . . . To Which are Added Lines on the Death of Mrs Harriet Newell and the Twins
• Hymns for Infant Sabbath Schools. Selected from Various Compilations
• Hymns for Infant Schools
• Hymns for Infant Schools, Partly Original, and Partly Selected, by Request, from "Hymns for Infant Minds," and "Original Hymns for Sunday Schools"
• Hymns for Infant Schools, Partly Original, and Partly Selected, from "Hymns for Infant Minds," and "Original Hymns for Sunday Schools" . . . .
• Hymns for Infant Schools. [The cover serves as title-page.]
• Hymns for Little Children
• Hymns for Little Children
• Hymns for Little Children
• Hymns for Little Children
• Hymns for Little Children
• Hymns for Little Children
• Hymns for Little Children
• Hymns for Little Children
• Hymns for Little Children
• Hymns for Martha: A Present from Mamma
• Hymns for Private Devotion for the Sundays and Saints' Days throughout the Year
• Hymns for Private Devotion; Selected and Original
• Hymns for Public Worship, on Charitable Occasions . . . .
• Hymns for Public Worship. Part II. For the Use of the Church in Brattle Square
• Hymns for Public Worship. Part II.For the Use of the Church in Brattle Street
• Hymns for Public Worship: Selected from Various Authors, and Intended as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms
• Hymns for Sabbath Schools
• Hymns for Schools and Families; Selected from Various Authors
• Hymns for Social and Private Worship, Altered to a Devotional Form
• Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Hymns for Sunday Schools.
• Hymns for the Amusement of Children
• Hymns for the Amusement of Children
• Hymns for the Amusement of Children
• Hymns for the Amusement of Children...to which are added Watts's Divine Songs for Children
• Hymns for the Lord's Supper, Original and Selected
• Hymns for the Lord's Supper, Original and Selected
• Hymns for the Lord's Supper: Selected and Original
• Hymns for the Nation, in 1782
• Hymns for the Nation, in 1782. In Two Parts
• Hymns for the Nativity of Our Saviour, Jesus Christ. In Four Parts
• Hymns for the Nursery
• Hymns for the Sunday Schools
• Hymns for the Use of Children
• Hymns for the Use of Christians
• Hymns for the Use of Christians
• Hymns for the Use of Sunday Schools, Selected from Various Authors
• Hymns for the Use of the New Church, Signified by the New Jersualem in the Apocalypse
• Hymns for the Use of the New Church, Signified by the New Jerusalem in the Apocalypse
• Hymns for the Use of the New Jerusalem Church
• Hymns for the Use of the Society of United Christian Friends, Professing the Faith of Universal Salvation
• Hymns for the Use of Unitarian Christians
• Hymns for the Watch-night
• Hymns for Villagers, Chiefly on Rural Subjects
• Hymns for Young Persons
• Hymns for Young Persons and Children, on the Principal Truths and Duties of Religion and Morality . . . .
• Hymns Intended as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns, Selected from Various Authors . . . .
• Hymns Intended to be Used at the Commencement of Social Worship
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns of Zion; being a Collection of Hymns for Social Worship, Compiled Chiefly for the Use of Baptist Churches
• Hymns on Believers Baptism
• Hymns on Believers Baptism. To which is prefixed . . . Six Views of that Holy Ordinance
• Hymns on Different Spiritual Subjects . . . to which is added, 1. The True Christians Anchor Holds: a poem composed by a captain in the British Army. 2. A poem composed by a Youth in the Ministry
• Hymns on Select Passages of Scripture: With Others Usually Sung at Camp-meetings, &c
• Hymns on Select Passages of Scripture: With Others usually Sung at Camp-meetings, &c.
• Hymns on the Universal Restoration
• Hymns on the Works of Nature, for the Use of Children
• Hymns on the Works of Nature. For the Use of Children
• Hymns on Various Passages of Scripture
• Hymns on Various Passages of Scripture
• Hymns on Various Passages of Scripture
• Hymns on Various Passages of Scripture
• Hymns on Various Passages of Scripture
• Hymns on Various Passages of Scripture . . . . With Many New Hymns
• Hymns on Various Subjects
• Hymns on Various Subjects
• Hymns on Various Subjects . . . .
• Hymns on Various Subjects and Occasions
• Hymns on Various Subjects: Extracted from the Psalms
• Hymns or Spiritual Songs, Composed from the Prophetic Writings of Joanna Southcott
• Hymns Original and Selected for the Use of Christians
• Hymns Partly Collected, and Partly Original . . . .
• Hymns Selected . . . .
• Hymns Selected . . . .
• Hymns Selected . . . . According to . . . the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America
• Hymns Selected . . . . According to the . . . General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America
• Hymns Selected . . . . According to the Recommendation of . . . the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America
• Hymns Selected . . . . According to the Recommendation of . . . the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America
• Hymns Selected . . . . Examined and Recommended by . . . the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America . . . .
• Hymns Selected and Original, for Public and Private Worship
• Hymns Selected and Original, Principally Intended to Aid the Devotional Exercises of Children and Teachers in the Leeds Sunday School Union
• Hymns Selected as a Supplement to a Collection of Psalms, Used in Several Churches
• Hymns Selected for the Use of Children
• Hymns Selected from the Most Approved Authors, for the Use of Trinity Church, Boston
• Hymns Selected from Various Authors, and Chiefly Intended for the Instruction of Young Persons
• Hymns Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of the Unitarian Church in Washington
• Hymns Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of Young Persons
• Hymns Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of Young Persons
• Hymns Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of Young Persons
• Hymns Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of Young Persons
• Hymns Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of Young Persons
• Hymns Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of Young Persons
• Hymns Selected from Various Authors, for the Use of Young Persons
• Hymns Selected from Various Authors; with a Key of Musical Expression
• Hymns Set Forth in General Convention, 1808; in Addition to Those in the Book of Common Prayer
• Hymns Suited to Each Question of the Assembly's Shorter Catechism
• Hymns Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Protestant Episcopal Church . . . .
• Hymns Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America . . . .
• Hymns to the Supreme Being. In Imitation of Eastern Songs
• Hymns to the Supreme Being. In Imitation of Eastern Songs
• Hymns to the Supreme Being: In Imitation of the Eastern Songs
• Hymns to the Supreme Being: in Imitation of the Eastern Songs
• Hymns Written in the Time of the Tumults, June 1780
• Hymns, &c. Composed on Various Subjects
• Hymns, Adapted to Public Worship, Collected from Various Authors
• Hymns, Adapted to the Circumstances of Public Worship and Private Devotion
• Hymns, and Divine Songs: On Various Subjects: Calculated for Social & Divine Worship
• Hymns, and Other Poems
• Hymns, and Spiritual Songs. For the Redeemed of the Lamb
• Hymns, Calculated for the Purpose of Public, Social, and Private Worship
• Hymns, Chiefly Selected for Public and Social Worship, Designed as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• Hymns, Composed by Different Authors, at the Request of the General Convention of Universalists of the New England States and Others
• Hymns, Composed by Different Authors, by Order of the General Convention of Universalists of the New England States . . . .
• Hymns, Composed on Religious Subjects. For the Use of the Pious
• Hymns, Elegies, and Miscellaneous Pieces . . . .
• Hymns, for the Amusement of Children
• Hymns, for the Use of the Catholic Church in the United States of America
• Hymns, in a Variety of Metres; Chiefly on the Purity, Perfection, and Excellence of the Word of God . . . .
• Hymns, Mostly on Texts of Scripture
• Hymns, on Various Subjects
• Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, Composed from the Prophetic Writings of Joanna Southcott
• Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, Composed from the Prophetic Writings of Joanna Southcott
• Hymns, or Spiritual Songs; Composed on Various Subjects, Together with Acrostics, on a Number of Person's Names
• Hymns, Original and Select, Adapted to Public Worship
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians
• Hymns, Original and Selected, for the Use of Christians: Designed as a Supplement to the General Collection by R. Foster . . . .
• Hymns, Original, and Selected, for Public Worship, and Private Devotion, designed for . . . Ranelagh Chapel, Chelsea
• Hymns, Particularly Designed for the Use of the Congregation Meeting Together in Edward-Street, Soho, in London
• Hymns, Partly Collected, and Partly Original, Designed as a Supplement to Dr. Watts' Psalms and Hymns
• Hymns, Partly Collected, and Partly Original, Designed as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• Hymns, Psalms, and Spiritual Songs, Including Some never before in Print
• Hymns, Selected and Original, for Public and Private Worship
• Hymns, Selected and Original, for Public and Private Worship
• Hymns, Selected and Original, for Public and Private Worship
• Hymns, Selected and Original, for Public and Private Worship
• Hymns, Selected as a Supplement to a Collection of Psalms Used in Several Churches
• Hymns, Selected from Dr. Watts, Dr. Doddridge, and Various Other Writers . . . .
• Hymns, selected from Various Authors, to be Sung in Methodist Chapels
• Hymns, Songs and Fables, for Children
• Hymns, Songs and Fables, for Children
• Hymns, Written and Adapted to the Weekly Church Service of the Year
• Hymns, Written and Adapted to the Weekly Church Service of the Year
• Hymns, Written and Adapted to the Weekly Church Service of the Year
• Hymns, Written and Adapted to the Weekly Church Service of the Year
• Hymns, Written and Adapted to the Weekly Church Service of the Year
• Hymns, Written Chiefly on the Divine Attributes of the Deity . . . .
• Hymns, Written or Selected for the Weekly Church Service of the Year
• Hymns: A New Selection, Containing Many of the Best Modern Pieces of Sacred Poetry; with a Few Originals
• Hymns: Adapted to the Circumstances of Public Worship, and Private Devotion
• Hymns: Collected and Revised. For the Use of the Pious
• Hymn[s] for Family Worship, with Prayers for Every Day in the Week . . . .
• Hymn[s] on Different Spiritual Subjects. In Two Parts. Part I. Containing XXVI Hymns, on Various Subjects, Suitable for Christian Worship. By Benjamin Cleavland . . . Part II. Containing XXXII Hymns by Anna Beeman . . . and XXIV Hymns by Amos Wells. . . . To Which is Added a Number of Hymns by Different Authors. Particularly Adapted to the Baptist Worship
• Hypocrisy, and Other Poems
• Hypocrisy. A Satire, in Three Books. Book the First
• Iberia's Crisis, a Fragment of an Epic Poem . . . .
• Iberia; with an Invocation to the Patriots of Spain, a Poem. To Which is Added, War; an Ode
• Iberia; with an Invocation to the Patriots of Spain: A Poem. To Which is Added, War; an Ode
• Icelandic Poetry, or the Edda of Saemund
• Ideas for Infants, or, Answers in Verse to Scriptural Questions . . . .
• Ideas for Infants: or, Answers in Verse to Scriptural Questions . . .
• Ideas for Infants: or, Answers in Verse to Scriptural Questions . . .
• Ideas for Infants: or, Answers in verse to Scriptural Questions . . . Part I
• Ideas for Infants; or, Answers in Verse to Scriptural Questions: Adapted to the Understandings of Children . . . .
• Idle Hours; a Collection of Poems
• Idolatry; a Poem, in Four Parts
• Idwal, and Other Portions of a Poem . . . .
• Idwal: A Poem. With Notes
• Idyllia, Epigrams, and Fragments
• Idyls in Two Parts
• Idyls of an Idler, an Original Olio of Pleasant and Plaintive Poems
• Idyls, or Pastoral Poems . . .
• Ierne Rediviva: An Ode. Inscribed to the Volunteers of Ireland
• Ierne, an Elegy; Lamenting the Horrors of the Rebellion in Ireland . . . .
• Ignes-fatui; or, False Lights . . . in Hudibrastic Verse . . . . Canto I
• Ignez de Castro, a Tragedy
• Il Luttuoso, ed il Gaudioso; il Giocoso, ed il Diligente: Poems on Music, the New Century, Sport, and Care
• Il Pastor Fido; or, the Faithful Shepherd: A Pastoral Tragi-comedy, Attempted in English Blank Verse
• Il Pastore Incantato, a Drama: Pompeii, and Other Poems
• Il Pastore Incantato; or, the Enchanted Shepherd; a Drama: Pompeii, and Other Poems
• Il villagio abbandonato . . .
• Ilderim: A Syrian Tale. In Four Cantos
• Ilderim: A Syrian Tale. In Four Cantos
• Illustrations of a Poetical Character . . . .
• Illustrations of Affection, with Other Poems
• Illustrations of Anglo-Saxon Poetry
• Illustrations of Modern Sculpture. A Series of Engravings, with Descriptive Prose, and Illustrative Poetry. Vol. I [, of ?]
• Illustrations of Northern Antiquities . . . with the Translations of Metrical Tales . . .
• Illustrations of Poetical Character: In Six Tales. With Other Poems
• Illustrations of Sterne: With Other Essays and Verses
• Illustrations of Sterne: With Other Essays and Verses
• Illustrations of the Athenaeum Gallery of Paintings
• Imagination in Search after Happiness, a Poem in Two Cantos
• Imagination; a Poem. In Two Parts
• Imagination; the Maniac's Dream, and Other Poems
• Imilda de' Lambertazzi: and Other Poems
• Imitationes has parvulas, anglice, partim, partim latine redditas . . . .
• Imitations
• Imitations and Translations from the Ancient and Modern Classics, together with Original Poems never before Published
• Imitations and Translations from the Latin of Mr. Gray's Lyric Odes.
• Imitations of Some of the Epigrams of Martial. Parts I and II [of 4]
• Imitations of Some of the Epigrams of Martial. Parts III-IV [of 4]
• Imitations of the Characters of Theophrastus
• Imitations [of Juvenal III and XVI]
• Immanuel. A Poem Founded on Inspired Records . . .
• Imperial and Papal Rome. A Poem, Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement July 1818 . . . .
• Ina, a Tragedy; in Five Acts
• Ina, a Tragedy; in Five Acts
• Ina, a Tragedy; in Five Acts
• Ina; and Other Fragments, in Verse
• Incidental Poems, Accompanied with Letters, and a Few Select Pieces, Mostly Original, for Their Illustration, Together with a Preface, and Sketch of the Author's Life
• Independence: A Poem, in Hudibrastic Verse. Addressed to Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq
• India: A Poem, in Three Cantos
• India: A Poem. In Four Cantos
• Indian Melodies
• Indian Verres, a Satire
• Individuality; or the Causes of Reciprocal Misapprehension: In Six Books. Illustrated with Notes
• Indolence: A Poem
• Industry's Wreath; or, Miscellaneous Poems, Moral and Religious
• Ines, and Other Poems
• Inez, a Spanish Story, Founded on Facts, Illustrating One of the Many Evils of Auricular Confession. In Two Cantos
• Inez, a Tragedy
• Infancy, a Poem
• Infancy, or The Management of Children, a Didactic Poem, in Six Books
• Infancy, or The Management of Children: a Didactic Poem, in Six Books
• Infancy, or the Management of Children: A Didactic Poem, in Six Books . . . . To Which are Added Poems Not before Published
• Infancy, or the Management of Children: a Didactic Poems, in Six Books
• Infancy. A Poem. Book the First [of 3]
• Infancy. A Poem. Book the Second
• Infancy. A Poem. Book the First.
• Infancy. A Poem. Book the Third
• Infancy: A Poem
• Infancy: A Poem: To Which is Prefixed, an Essay . . . with an Epistle in Verse to a Friend
• Infancy; or, the Economy of Nature, in the Progress of Human Life
• Infancy; or, The Management of Children. A Didactic Poem, in Three Books
• Infantine Ditties
• Inferno: . . . A Translation into English Blank Verse
• Ingratitude, an Ode; and Sir Salvadore, an Allegoric Poem. Canto I
• Ingratitude: Or, Naval Merit Degraded . . . .
• Inkle and Yarico, a Poem.
• Innes's British Harmonist; being a Choice Collection of the Newest and Most Popular Songs . . . .
• Innes's Edition of the Songs of Scotland, Selected from the Works of Her Eminent Poets . . . .
• Innes's Selection of Favorite London Songs. Part I [of 2]
• Innes's Selection of Favorite London Songs. Part II [ of 2]
• Innocence: An Allegorical Poem
• Innocent Poetry
• Innocent Poetry for Infant Minds
• Innocent Poetry; Containing Moral and Religious Truths for Infant Minds
• Innovation, a Poem
• Innovation. A Poem. Adressed to . . . Burke
• Ins and Outs; or, the State of Parties. A Satirical Poem
• Inspiration, a Poetical Essay
• Instruction: A Poem
• Instructions for Babes or, Answers in Verse to Scriptural Questions; for the Use of Children
• Instructions for Babes, or, Answers in Verse to Scriptural Questions
• Instructions for Hunting . . . . To Which is Subjoined Humerous Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Buchan Dialect
• Instructions to a Celebrated Laureat . . .
• Instructions to a Celebrated Laureat; Alias the Progress of Curiosity; Alias a Birth-day Ode; Alias Mr. Whitbread's Brewhouse
• Instructions to a Celebrated Laureat; alias The Progress of Curiosity; alias A Birth-day Ode; alias Mr. Whitbread's Brewhouse
• Instructive Amusement for Young Minds, in Original Poetry
• Instructive Extracts: Comprising Religious and Moral Instruction . . . with a Selection of Passages from the British Poets . . . .
• Intercepted Letters: Or, the Two-penny Post-bag. To Which are Added Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters: Or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters; or the Twopenny Post Bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted . . . .
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopenny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted . . . .
• Intercepted Letters; or, the Twopeny Post-bag. To Which are Added, Trifles Reprinted
• Introduction to the American Orator; or, a New Selection of Lessons in Reading and Speaking . . . .
• Introduction to the Diurnal Readings, being Choice Pieces, in Prose and Verse, Adapted to the Capacities of Youth
• Introduction to the English Reader or a Selection of Pieces, in Prose and Poetry; Calculated to Improve the Younger Classes of Learners in [Reading] . . . .
• Introduction to the English Reader or, a Selection of Pieces in Prose and Poetry; Calculated to Improve the Younger Classes of Learners in Reading . . . .
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• Introduction to the English Reader: Or a Selection of Pieces of Prose and Poetry; Calculated to Improve the Younger Classes of Learners in Reading . . . .
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• Introduction to the English Read[er,] or, a Selection of Pieces, in Prose and Poetr[y,] Calculated to Improve the Younger Classes of Learn[ers in] Reading . . . .
• Invasion! A Poem, Familiarly Didactic and Argumentative. In Three Short Cantos
• Invasion; a Descriptive and Satirical Poem
• Investigation: Or Monarchy and Republicanism Analyzed . . . .
• Inward Songs. Part I [of 2]
• Inward Songs. Part II [of 2]
• Iolande, a Tale of the Duchy of Luxembourg; and Other Poems
• Ion; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Ion; a Tragedy, in Five Acts. To Which are Added a Few Sonnets
• Iphigenia in Tauris, a Tragedy
• Iphigenia in Tauris. A Tragedy
• Iphotelle; or, the Longing-fit. A Poem
• Ippopaidia. A Poem.
• Ipswich, and Miscellaneous Poems
• Irad and Adah . . .
• Irad and Adah, a Tale of the Flood. Poems. Specimens of a New Translation of the Psalms
• Irad and Adah; a Tale of the Flood; to Which will be Added Lyrical Poems, Principally Sacred, Including Translations of Several Psalms of David
• Ireland; a Satire. To the Different Grand Juries of Ireland, and to the Men Who Constitute Them . . . .
• Irene, a Poem, in Six Cantos. Miscellaneous Poems
• Ireton, a Poem
• Irish Chiefs, or, The Harp of Erin: A Poem, in Three Cantos
• Irish Melodies
• Irish Melodies
• Irish Melodies . . . .
• Irish Melodies . . . .
• Irish Melodies . . . . With an Appendix
• Irish Melodies . . . . With an Appendix . . .
• Irish Melodies . . . . With an Appendix . . . .
• Irish Melodies . . . . With an Appendix, Containing the Original Advertisements, and the Preparatory Letter on Music
• Irish Melodies, . . . with an Appendix . . . .
• Irish Melodies, and a Melologue upon National Music
• Irish Melodies, and Other Poems, with a Melologue upon National Music . . . .
• Irish Melodies, Complete; to Which are Added National Melodies
• Irish Melodies, National Airs, Sacred Songs, &c.
• Irish Melodies, National Airs, Sacred Songs, Ballads, etc.
• Irish Melodies, Sacred Melodies, and Other Poems
• Irish Melodies, Songs, and Sacred Songs
• Irish Melodies, Songs, and Sacred Songs
• Irish Minstrelsy, or Bardic Remains of Ireland; with English Poetical Translations
• Irish Pursuits of Literature, in A.D. 1798, and 1799 . . . .
• Irma; or, the Prediction. A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Iron Coffins, Dead Wives, and Disasters after Death; or the Very Hard Case of Deceased Mrs. Gubbins
• Isaac and Rebecca
• Isaac Comnenus. A Play
• Isabel Davalos the Maid of Seville; or Female Heroism and Fidelity; a Concise Poem
• Isabel, a Tale, in Two Cantos; and Other Poems
• Isabel, from the Spanish of Garcilaso de la Vega; with Other Poems and Translations from the Greek, Italian, &c, &c
• Isabella; or, the Robbers; a Poetical Tale of the Olden Times: And Other Poems
• Isabella; or, the Robbers; a Poetical Tale of the Olden Times: And Other Poems
• Isabella; or, the Robbers; a Poetical Tale of the Olden Times: And Other Poems
• Isabella; or, the Robbers; a Poetical Tale of the Olden Times: And Other Poems
• Isaiah Versified
• Ishmael. A Seatonian Poem
• Ismael; an Oriental Tale, with Other Poems
• Ismael; an Oriental Tale. With Other Poems
• Israel, a Juvenile Poem
• Israel, a Poem: In Four Books . . . .
• Israel: A Poem. In Three Parts
• It Is! It Can! It Shall Be No Mistake!! A Tragico-comico Poem
• It: A Comic Perennial, in Prose and Verse
• Italian Tales and Other Poems
• Italy and Other Poems
• Italy, a Poem
• Italy, a Poem . . . . Part the First
• Italy, a Poem . . . . Part the First [, of 2]
• Italy, a Poem . . . . Part the First [, of 2]
• Italy, a Poem . . . . Part the First [,of 2]
• Italy, a Poem . . . . Part the Second
• Italy, a Poem. Part the First [, of 2]
• Italy. A Poem
• Itinerant Trifles, with an Address to the Middlebury Marble Company, and a Few Words to Congress; also a Grand Heroic Ode to the Red Breeches of Thomas Jefferson . . . .
• Ivan; a Tragedy. In Five Acts. Altered and Adapted for Representation
• Ivor: or, The Sighs of Ulla. A Tragedy
• Izram, a Mexican Tale; and Other Poems
• Jack & Jill and Old Dame Gill
• Jack & Jill and Old Dame Gill
• Jack and Jil and Old Dame Gill
• Jack and Jill, and Old Dame Gill
• Jack and Jill, and Old Dame Gill
• Jack and Martin; a Poetical Dialogue, on the Proposed Repeal of the Test-Act . . .
• Jack and the Queen Killers
• Jack and the Queen Killers; or, the Giant of the Island. A Tale for the Times
• Jack and the Queen Killers[; or, the Giant of the Island. A Tale for the Times]
• Jack Downing's Song Book. Containing a Selection of about Two Hundred Songs, Many of Which are New
• Jack Jingle and Sucky Shingle
• Jack Junk; or, the Sailor's Cruize on Shore; a Humorous Poem, in Four Cantos, with a Glossary
• Jack Randall's Diary of Proceedings at the House of Call for Genius
• Jack Spirit-Sail's Frolic; or, Sailor's Humourous Cruize; in the Latitude of London . . .
• Jack Sprat and His Cat
• Jack the Giant Killer, a Hero Celebrated by Ancient Historians
• Jack the Giant Queller; or, Prince Juan
• Jack the Giant Queller; or, Prince Juan
• Jacky Dandy's Delight: Or, the History of Birds and Beasts; in Prose and Verse
• Jacky Jingle and Sucky Shingle
• Jacky Jingle, and Sucky Shingle
• Jacob. A Seatonian Poem
• Jacobinism; a Poem
• Jacobite Melodies. A Collection of the Most Popular Legends, Ballads, and Songs of the Adherents to the House of Stuart . . . .
• Jacobite Melodies: A Collection of the Most Popular Legends, Ballads, and Songs of the Adherents to the House of Stuart . . . .
• Jacobite Minstrelsy . . . from 1640 to 1784
• Jacqueline, a Tale
• Jacqueline. A Poem
• Jamaica, a Poem, in Three Parts. Written in that Island, in the Year MDCCLXXVI. To Which is Annexed, a Poetical Epistle from the Author in that Island to a Friend in England
• James the Third, King of Scotland: A Tragedy, in Five Acts.
• Jamie and Bess or the Laird in Disguise, a Scots Pastoral Comedy. In Imitation of the Gentle Shepherd
• Jamy and Hervey's Second Dialogue among the Tombs
• Jane Shore to Her Friend: A Poetical Epistle
• Japheth: Contemplation: And Other Pieces
• Jason; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Jehovah-Tsidkenu: The Lord Our Righteousness. In Verse
• Jekyll: A Political Eclogue
• Jemmy & Nancy of Yarmouth; or, the Constant Lovers . . . .
• Jephtha's Daughter. A Dramatic Poem
• Jephtha's Sacrifice . .
• Jephtha. A Poem
• Jephthah's Daughter. A Dramatic Poem
• Jephthah. A Poem
• Jephthah; the Mourner, and Other Poems
• Jerusalem Delivered, an Heroic Poem. With Notes and Occasional Illustrations
• Jerusalem Delivered. Book the Fourth. From the Italian . . . . Being the Specimen of an Intended New Translation in English Spenserian Verse
• Jerusalem Delivered; an Epic Poem, in Twenty Cantos
• Jerusalem Delivered; an Epic Poem, in Twenty Cantos . . . .
• Jerusalem Delivered; an Epic Poem, in Twenty Cantos; Translated into English Spenserian Verse . . . .
• Jerusalem Delivered; an Heroic Poem
• Jerusalem Delivered; an Heroic Poem
• Jerusalem Delivered; an Heroic Poem
• Jerusalem Destroyed: a Poem, in Three Cantos
• Jerusalem Regained, a Poem
• Jerusalem the Emanation of the Giant Albion
• Jerusalem. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement July 1817
• Jessy: or, The Forced Vow. A Poem
• Jessy; or The Forced Vow. A Poem
• Jesus the Messiah, Suffering, Dying, Raised, and Exalted; for the Glory of God, and the Renovation of the World: A Sacred Poem, in Seven Cantos . . . .
• Jingles; or, Original Rhymes for Children
• Jingles; or, Original Rhymes for Children
• Jingles; or, Original Rhymes for Children
• Joan of Arc
• Joan of Arc
• Joan of Arc
• Joan of Arc
• Joan of Arc, an Epic Poem
• Joan of Arc, an Epic Poem
• Joanna of Richmond. A Poem, in Six Cantos . . . .
• Job, a Dramatic Poem
• Joe Miller in Doggerel Rhyme; or, Old Friends with New Faces . . . .
• Joe's Oddities: a Poetical Exhibition
• Johannice: A Poem in Two Cantos. Monody on Lord Byron, and Other Poems
• John and Dame: Or, the Loyal Cottagers
• John and Saunders: a Pastoral, on the Downfall of Bonaparte; in Two Parts; With a Variety of Poetical Pieces
• John and Susan; or, the Intermeddler Rewarded: A Tale, address'd to the French King
• John Baliol, an Historical Drama. In Five Acts
• John Bull and Family's Political Prayers; Appointed by No-bishop, to be Sung or Said in Public and Private Houses, throughout the Land, at this Momentous Crisis. In Four Satirical Poems
• John Bull as He Was, Is, and Ought to Be; Addressed, (without Permission,) to His R---- H------- the P----- R-----'s State Physicians . . . . A Poem
• John Bull's Constitutional Apple-pie, and the Vermin of Corruption
• John Bull's Constitutional Apple-pie, and the Vermin of Corruption
• John Bull's Triumph over His Unnatural Countrymen; or, the Landholders and Contractors in the Dumps. To Which is Added, Royalty in Motion; or, an Emperor Awake, and a R......t Asleep. A Poem
• John Bull's Triumph over His Unnatural Countrymen; or, the Landholders and Contractors in the Dumps. To Which is Added, Royalty in Motion; or, an Emperor Awake, and a R.....t Asleep. A Poem
• John Churchill, Duke of Malborough. An Historic Play, in Five Acts
• John Gilpin's Ghost . . . Written before the Late Trials , and Dedicated to the Treason-Hunters of Oakham
• John Gilpin's Journey to Edmonton
• John Hobson: A Tale of the Times
• John Huss; or, the Council of Constance: A Poem . . . .
• John o' Arnha': To Which is Added the Murderit Mynstrell, and Other Poems
• John o'Arnha. A Tale
• John of the Score; or, the Penitent Robber. An Authentic Narrative
• John the Baptist: A Poem
• John the Baptist: A Prize Poem . . .
• John the Painter's Ghost: How He Appeared on the Night of His Execution to Lord Temple
• John the Shopkeeper Turned Sailor; or, the Folly of Going out of Our Element. In Four Parts
• John Woodvil a Tragedy . . . . To Which are Added, Fragments . . . .
• John, Earl of Gowrie. A Tragedy
• John; a Model for Volunteer Captains
• Johnson's Laurel: or, Contest of the Poets. A Poem
• Jokeby, a Burlesque on Rokeby
• Jokeby, a Burlesque on Rokeby, a Poem . . . . in Six Cantos . . . . To Which are Added, Occasional Notes, by Our Most Popular Characters
• Jokeby, a Burlesque on Rokeby, a Poem, in Six Cantos . . .
• Jokeby, a Burlesque on Rokeby. A Poem, in Six Cantos . . .
• Jokeby, a Burlesque on Rokeby. A Poem, in Six Cantos . . .
• Jokeby, a Burlesque on Rokeby. A Poem, in Six Cantos . . .
• Jollie's Sketch of Cumberland Manners and Customs: Partly in the Provincial Dialect, in Prose and Verse . . . . D . . .
• Jolly Beggars; or, Tatterdemallions. A Cantata . . . .To Which are Added, Lines on Wrangling, the Wish, and the Lady's Choice
• Jonah Tink, a Poem
• Jonah. A Poem
• Jonah. The Seatonian Prize Poem for the Year 1815
• Josceline and Julia, and Other Poems
• Joseph and His Brethren, a Poem, in Four Books
• Joseph and His Brethren, a Scriptural Drama; in Two Acts
• Joseph Made Known to His Brethren: A Prize-poem
• Joseph the Book-man; a Heroi-comic Poem in Five Cantos, Depicting Some of the Humours of Life in "Scotia's Darling Seat" . . . .
• Joseph. A Poem.
• Joseph. A Religious Poem. Historical, Patriarchal, and Typical, with Notes
• Joseph. A Sacred Drama
• Journal of a Very Young Lady's Tour from Canonbury to Aldborough, through Harwich, Colchester, etc., Sept. 13-21, 1804. Written Hastily on the Road, as Circumstances Arose
• Journals of the Ocean; and Other Miscellaneous Poems
• Journeyman Weaving: A Poem
• Juan Secundus. Canto the First
• Jubal, a Dramatic Poem
• Judah Restored: A Poem. In Six Books
• Judge Not, a Poem, on Christian Charity
• Judith, Esther, and Other Poems
• Julia Alpinula; with the Captive of Stamboul and Other Poems
• Julia of Pallinsburn. A Border Tale. In Two Cantos
• Julia to Pollio. Upon His Leaving Her Abroad. Written Some Years Ago . . . .
• Julia to St. Preux. A Poem
• Julia, a Novel; Interspersed with Some Poetical Pieces
• Julia, a Poetical Romance
• Julia, or Pre-existent Spirits, in Quaternion Rhymes: The Meditative Minstrel, in Blank Verse . . . .
• Julia: A Novel; Interspersed with Some Poetical Pieces
• Julia: Or, the Italian Lover. A Tragedy . . .
• Julia; or the Pilgrim. In Two Cantos. With Other Poems
• Julia; or, Last Follies
• Julia; or, the Italian Lover. A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Drury-Lane
• Julia; or, The Italian Lover. A Tragedy. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Drury-Lane
• Julian and Agnes; or, the Monks of the Great St. Bernard: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Julian the Apostate a Dramatic Poem
• Julian the Apostate a Dramatic Poem
• Julian, a Tragedy in Five Acts
• Julian, a Tragedy in Five Acts
• Julian, a Tragedy in Five Acts
• Julian, a Tragedy in Five Acts
• Julian: a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . . From the Acting Copy. . . .
• Julian: a Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Julian; a Dramatic Fragment
• Julio Romano: Or, the Force of the Passions. An Epic Drama. In Six Books
• Jumping Joan
• Jupiter and His Satellites; or, a Peep at Brighton
• Justice: a Poem
• Juvenal . . . .
• Juvenal [sic] Poems, or the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Boys and Girls . . . .
• Juvenal [sic] Poems, or, the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Boys and Girls
• Juvenal [sic] Poems; or the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Boys and Girls, and No Others
• Juvenal [sic] Poems; or, the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Little Boys and Girls
• Juvenile and Other Poems
• Juvenile and Other Poems
• Juvenile Blossoms
• Juvenile Effusions, in Verse and Prose. Composed at the High-school, Edinburgh
• Juvenile Effusions; Moral and Religious
• Juvenile Entertainment; or Poetical Miscellany
• Juvenile Epigrams, and Poems . . . . Addressed to the Gentlemen of the Army and the Navy
• Juvenile Essays in Poetry
• Juvenile Essays, in Verse, with Notes, Critical and Explanatory . . . .
• Juvenile Essays; or, a Collection of Poems: Inscribed to My Valued Friend, Henry Mac-neale Kennedy
• Juvenile Lays
• Juvenile Lessons; or the Child's First Reading Book
• Juvenile Miscellany, Including Some Natural History, for the Use of Children
• Juvenile Miscellany, Including Some Natural History, for the Use of Children
• Juvenile Performances in Poetry
• Juvenile Pieces, Containing the Student's Dream . . . .
• Juvenile Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Juvenile Poems
• Juvenile Poems
• Juvenile Poems
• Juvenile Poems
• Juvenile Poems
• Juvenile Poems
• Juvenile Poems
• Juvenile Poems
• Juvenile Poems . . .
• Juvenile Poems . . . . With an Elegy on His Death
• Juvenile Poems . . . to which is prefixed, A Short Account of the Author by a Member of the Belfast Literary Society
• Juvenile Poems for Young Children
• Juvenile Poems on Several Occasions
• Juvenile Poems, Designed Especially for the Improvement and Instruction of Youth
• Juvenile Poems, for Little Children
• Juvenile Poems, for the Use of Free American Children of Every Complexion
• Juvenile Poems, on Several Occasions
• Juvenile Poems, or, the Alphabet in Verse
• Juvenile Poems, or, the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Boys and Girls
• Juvenile Poems, Principally Written between the Age of Thirteen and Seventeen Years
• Juvenile Poems, Sacred, Moral, and Humorous
• Juvenile Poems, with Remarks on Poetry, and a Dissertation on the Best Method of Punishing and Preventing Crimes
• Juvenile Poems, Written in the Years 1771 and 1772
• Juvenile Poems: a Sequel to "Original Poems"
• Juvenile Poems; or the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Boys and Girls, and No Others
• Juvenile Poems; or, the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Little Boys and Girls
• Juvenile Poems; or, the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Little Boys and Girls
• Juvenile Poems; or, the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Boys and Girls, and No Others
• Juvenile Poems; or, the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Boys and Girls, and No Others
• Juvenile Poems; or, the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Little Boys and Girls
• Juvenile Poems; or, the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Little Boys and Girls
• Juvenile Poems; or, the Alphabet in Verse. Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Little Boys and Girls
• Juvenile Researches, or a Description of Some of the Principal Towns in the West of Sussex, and the Borders of Hants. The Whole being Interspersed with Various Pieces of Poetry by a Sister
• Juvenile Researches, or a Description of Some of the Principal Towns in the Western Part of Sussex, and the Borders of Hants. Interspersed with Various Pieces of Poetry, by a Sister . . . .
• Juvenile Sketches of Natural History of Birds
• Juvenile Sketches, in Rhyme. The Natural History of Foreign and Domestic Birds
• Juvenile Songs
• Juvenilia
• Juvenilia; or, a Collection of Poems. Written between the Ages of Twelve & Sixteen
• Juvenilia; or, a Collection of Poems. Written between the Ages of Twelve and Sixteen
• Juvenilia; or, a Collection of Poems. Written between the Ages of Twelve and Sixteen
• Juvenilia; or, a Collection of Poems. Written between the Ages of Twelve and Sixteen . . . .
• Juvenilia; or, a Collection of Poems: Written between the Ages of Twelve and Sixteen
• Juvenilia; or, a Collection of Poems: Written between the Ages of Twelve and Sixteen
• Juvenilia; or, Poems Written in Youth, on Religious and Moral Subjects
• Juvenil[e] Poems, on a Diversity of Subjects [The title-page of this copy is slightly damaged]
• Kate Bouverie, and Other Tales and Sketches, in Prose and Verse
• Kathleen, a ballad from an ancient Irish tradition in the valley of Glandilough [sic]
• Kean: a Poem
• Kebir, and Other Poems
• Kemmish's Annual and Universal Valentine Writer; or, the Lover's Instructor, and the Whole Art of Courtship, for 1805
• Kenilworth and Farley Castle; with Other Poems
• Kenilworth Castle; and Other Poems
• Kenilworth: A Mask
• Kenilworth: A Tragedy in Five Acts . . . .
• Kenneth and Fenella, a Legendary Tale
• Kensington Gardens in 1830. A Satirical Trifle. [Canto I]
• Kentish Fragments, Gleaned from the Hustings on Pinenden Heath; Consisting of a Poetic Epistle . . . .
• Kentish Poets. A Series of Writers in English Poetry, Natives or Residents in the County of Kent; with Specimens of Their Compositions . . . .
• Kentish Tales, in Verse, and Other Humorous Poems . . . .
• Kerhonah, the Vernal Walk, Win Hill, and Other Poems
• Kevin's Bed, a Descriptive Poem of Various Scenery in the County of Wicklow . . . and Legendary Tales of St. Kevin . . . .
• Kien Long. A Chinese Imperial Eclogue. Translated from a Curious Oriental Manuscript and Inscribed by the Translator to the Author of an Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers
• Killarney, a Poem
• Killarney. A Poem
• Killarney: A Descriptive Poem
• Killarney: A Poem
• Killarney: A Poem
• Killvillain. A Catechetical Ode
• King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon Version of the Metres of Boethius, with an English Translation and Notes
• King Asa: A Poem. In Six Books
• King Caucus. A Poem
• King Coal's Levee, or Geological Etiquette . . . .
• King Coal's Levee, or Geological Etiquette . . . and the Council of the Metals . . . .
• King Coal's Levee, or Geological Etiquette, with Explanatory Notes; and the Council of the Metals
• King Coal's Levee, or Geological Etiquette. With Explanatory Notes. To Which is Added the Council of the Metals
• King Edward and Queen Marguerite . . . .
• King Edward III. An Historical Drama. In Five Acts
• King Henry the First; or, the Conquest of Normandy. An Historical Tragedy. In Five Acts
• King James the First of Scotland: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• King James the Second of Scotland: An Historical Drama, in Five Acts . . . .
• King James the Second, or the Revolution of 1688: A Dramatic Poem. With Historical and Other Notes
• King Mob, or the Majesty of the People. A Poem. Addressed to the Good Sense of the Public
• King Omega's Vision; or, a Midsummer Night's Dream in 1831
• King Pippin's Delight
• King Richard II. A Tragedy. Alter'd from Shakespear, and the Stile Imitated
• King Robert Bruce's Breakfast; a Traditionary Story
• King Robert the Bruce, or, the Battle of Bannockburn. An Historical Play, in Five Acts
• King Stephen's Watch. A Tale, Founded on Fact
• King Stephen: Or, the Battle of Lincoln: An Historical Tragedy. In Five Acts . . . .
• King's Choice Seleclion [sic] of Scottish Songs, Consisting of Funny, Droll, Comical . . . and Humerous [sic] Songs
• King's Choice Selection of English Songs. Consisting of Funny, Droll . . . Whimsical . . . and Humorous Songs . . . .
• King's Choice Selection of English Songs. Consisting of Funny, Droll, Comical, Serious, Jovial, Tragical . . . Songs
• King's Scotch Song Book, Containing a Choice Selection of Comic, Sentimental, and Humourous Scotish Songs . . . .
• Kingstonian Poems
• Kingsweston Hill, a Poem . . . with Considerable Alterations
• Kingsweston Hill. A Poem
• Kinkardineshire Traditions
• Kirk-Leas: A Descriptive Poem, Written in 1760; and then Addressed to Sir George Armytage, Bart.
• Kisses, Being an English Translation in Verse of the Basia
• Kisses, being an English Translation in Verse of the Basia . . . .
• Kisses: A Poetical Translation of the Basia
• Kisses: A Poetical Translation of the Basia . . . and the Epithalamium Newly Translated
• Kisses: Being a Poetical Translation of the Basia
• Kisses: Being a Poetical Translation of the Basia . . . . With the Original Latin Text . . . .
• Kisses; being an English Translation in Verse, of the Basia
• Kitty Dan; a Poem
• Klopstock's Messiah, a Poem in Twenty Cantos
• Knights-Hill Farm the Statesman's Retreat, a Poem, Descriptive and Political . . .
• Kosciosko and Other Poems
• Kouli Khan; or, the Progress of Error
• Kouli Khan; or, the Progress of Error
• Kouli Khan; or, the Progress of Error
• Kouli Khan; or, the Progress of Error
• Kouli Khan; or, the Progress of Error
• Kouli Khan; or, the Progress of Error
• Kouli Khan; or, the Progress of Error
• Kyle Stuart; with Other Poems. Vol. I
• L'Avocat du Diable: The Devil's Advocate; or, Satan versus Pictor. Tried before the Court of Uncommon Pleas
• La Bagatella; or, Delineations of Home Scenery. A Descriptive Poem. In Two Parts. With Notes Critical and Historical
• La Bagatelle. On the Use and Abuse of Satire . . . .
• La Bagatelle; a Collection of Original Poetry and Prose
• La Belle Assemblee: or, The Female Praters. A Satire
• La Fete Champetre
• La Fete Champetre
• La Fete Champetre
• La Fete de la Rose, or, The Dramatic Flowers. A Holiday Present, for Young People
• La Fete de la Rose, or, The Dramatic Flowers. A Holiday Present, for Young People
• La Fete de la Rose: Or, the Dramatic Flowers. A Holiday Present, for Young People
• La Fete Royale; or the Visit to Stowe; a Poem, in Two Cantos
• La Fleurette: A Selection of Original and Other Poems. Interspersed with Aphorisms . . . .
• La Fontaine's Fables, First Translated from the French
• La Fontaine's Tales: Imitated in English Verse
• La Mort d'Amyntas. Poeme Pastoral
• La Pia, or the Fair Penitent. A Poem
• La Profezia di Dante
• La Pucelle; or, the Maid of Orleans . . . . The Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Cantos [of 5]
• La Pucelle; or, the Maid of Orleans . . . . The First Canto
• La Pucelle; or, The Maid of Orleans . . . [Cantos 1-5]
• La Pucelle; or, the Maid of Orleans: A Poem, in XXI Cantos .Volume II [of 2]
• La Pucelle; or, the Maid of Orleans: A Poem, in XXI Cantos. Vol. I [,of 2]
• La Secchia Rapita; or, the Rape of the Bucket . . . .
• La Secchia Rapita; or, the Rape of the Bucket: An Heroi-comical Poem, in Twelve Cantos
• La Sylphyde: a Poem, in Three Parts
• Laboratory a Tale of Tories
• Labrador, a Poetical Epistle
• Labrador: A Poetical Epistle; with Explanatory Notes
• Lachrymae Academicae; comprising Stanzas in English and Greek, addressed to the Memory of the Princess Charlotte
• Lachrymae Hiberniae; or, the tears of Ireland, a poem
• Lachrymae Hiberniae; or, The Tears of Ireland, a Poem
• Lachrymae Hibernicae, or the Genius of Erin's Complaint, a Ballad . . . .
• Lachrymæ Hiberniæ; or, The tears of Ireland, a Poem. Humbly Inscribed to His Excellency, the Most Noble Marquis Cornwallis, Lord Lieutenant General, and General Governor of Ireland
• Lacus Delectabiles: A Poem on the Lakes of Killarney
• Lady Byron's Reply to Her Lord's Farewell . . . .
• Lady Byron's Responsive "Fare Thee Well"
• Lady Jane Grey, a Tale . . . with Miscellaneous Poems, in English and Latin
• Lafayette; a Poem
• Lakelands, a Poem, Originally Written for Inscription in a Country Residence in the Vicinity of Dublin
• Lalla Rookh
• Lalla Rookh
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance
• Lament on the Death of the Princess Charlotte
• Lamentation of Freemasonry; a Poem of Modern Times
• Lamento del Tasso
• Lamia, Isabella, the Eve of St. Agnes, and Other Poems
• Landscapes in Verse . . . . Canto I
• Landscapes in Verse. Taken in Spring
• Landscapes in Verse. Taken in Spring
• Laon and Cythna; or, the Revolution of the Golden City: A Vision of the Nineteenth Century. In the Stanza of Spenser
• Lara, a Tale
• Lara, a Tale
• Lara, a Tale
• Lara, a Tale. Jacqueline, a Tale
• Lara, a Tale. Jacqueline, a Tale
• Lara, a Tale. Jacqueline, a Tale
• Large Hymn Book, for the Use of the Primitive Methodists
• Last Trifles in Verse
• Latin and Italian Poems . . . translated into English Blank Verse
• Laura's Dream; or, the Moonlanders
• Laura, a Tale
• Laura: Or an Anthology of Sonnets, (on the Petrarchan Model, ) and Elegiac Quatuorzains . . . .
• Laura: Or an Anthology of Sonnets, (on the Petrarchan Model,) and Elegiac Quatuorzains. . . .
• Laura; or, the Fall of Innocence: A Poem
• Lavenham Church, a Poem
• Lavinia, a Poem; and An Asiatic Petition. Both recommended to the Attention of the Ladies, by a Friend
• Lavinia; or the Bard of Irwell's Lament . . .
• Lay of the Graduate: Sive Dissertatio Inauguralis . . . .
• Lays and Legends of the Rhine
• Lays for the Dead
• Lays from the East
• Lays from the West: Poems
• Lays of a Minor Poet
• Lays of a Wild Harp: A Collection of Metrical Pieces
• Lays of Affection
• Lays of Home, and Other Poems
• Lays of Leisure Hours
• Lays of Leisure. The Italian Husband, a Dramatic Poem. The Young Dreamer, and Fugitive Offerings in Verse
• Lays of Leisure; a Collection of Original and Translated Poems
• Lays of Melpomene
• Lays of the Heart
• Lays of the Heart, with Oriska and Other Poems
• Lays of the Lindsays; being Poems . . . .
• Lays of the Minnesingers or German Troubadours . . . Illustrated by Specimens of the Cotemporary [sic] Lyric Poetry of Provence . . . .
• Lays on Land
• Lays, Lucubrations, and Leaves from My Log-book; with a Guide to the Constellations Visible in Britain
• Le Melange; Containing Poetic Pieces, Fragments, Dramatic Sketches, Observations, Anecdotes, &c.
• Le Morte Arthur. The Adventures of Sir Launcelot du Lake
• Leamington, a Poetic Bagatelle
• Leander and Hero
• Leander; the Wandering Minstrel of Beulah Hill
• Leaves
• Leaves of Laurel; or New Probationary Odes, for the Vacant Laureatship
• Lebanon: A Poem
• Lectures to Young Ladies. To Which are Added, Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Lee, a Poem
• Legacy for Young Ladies, Consisting of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• Legendary Tales
• Legendary Tales, in Verse and Prose
• Legendary Tales. With a Few Illustrative Notes
• Legendary, Gothic, and Romantic Tales, in Verse . . . .
• Legends of New-England
• Legends of Terror! And Tales of the Wonderful and Wild. Original and Select, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Legends of Terror, and Tales of the Wonderful and Wild . . .
• Legends of the North, and Border Minstrelsy; Selected Chiefly from the Works . . . .
• Legends of the North, or, the Feudal Christmas; a Poem
• Legitimacy, a Poem; or, Leonard and Louisa: A Tale for the Times
• Leicester, a Tragedy
• Leicester: A Satirical Poem
• Leipsick; or, Germany Restored, a Poem
• Leisure Hours
• Leisure Hours
• Leisure Hours
• Leisure Hours at Sea: Being a Few Miscellaneous Poems
• Leisure Hours Employed, Containing Poems on Various Subjects, to Which are Added Gleanings, &c.
• Leisure Hours, or Morning Amusements . . . .
• Leisure Hours. A Collection of Poems on Various Subjects
• Leisure Hours. A Series of Occasional Poems
• Leisure Hours: Or Poems, on Various Subjects. Both Moral and Religious
• Leisure Hours; or Poems, Moral, Religious, & Descriptive
• Leisure Hours; or Poetic Effusions
• Leisure Moments, in Prose and Verse
• Leisure Moments, or Letters and Poems, &c. on Miscellaneous Subjects
• Leisure Musings and Devotional Meditations, in Humble Strains of Poetry
• Leith Hill, a Poem
• Leith, in August 1820, a Local Sketch, in Verse: With a Letter to Samuel Seekfortune, Merchant
• Leixlip: A Poem
• Lenore, a Tale
• Leonora
• Leonora . . . .
• Leonora from the German . . . .
• Leonora, an Elegy on the Death of a Young Lady
• Leonora. A Tale
• Leonora. A Tale
• Leonora. A Tale, Translated and Altered from the German . . .
• Leonora: A Tragedy
• Leopold of Brunswick: A Poem
• Leopold's Loss: Or England's Tears o'er the Urn of Her Beloved Princess, Charlotte Augusta. A Monody
• Les Amours des Muses, or, Poems from Finistere
• Les Champignons du Diable; or, Imperial Mushrooms: A Mock-heroic Poem, in Five Cantos: Including a Conference between the Pope and the Devil . . . .
• Les plaisirs de l'esperance . . . suivi de deux odes Pindariques . . . .
• Les plaisirs de la memoire . . . suivi de la charte et d'un conte
• Lessons for Lovers, in Several Poems
• Lessons for Lovers; with Some Tender and Pathetic Anecdotes, Taken from Real Life . . . . To Which is Added, the Thunder-storm, a Poem
• Lessons in Verse. A New Year's Present for the Children of the West Church
• Letter of Lord William Russel to His Friend Lord Cavendish, Supposed to be Written the Night Previous to His Execution
• Letter to Phillips Glover,Esq. . . . in a Dedication to the Burletta of Hero and Leander, now performing . . . at the Royalty Theatre . . .
• Letters . . . Addressed to the Rev. R. Polwhele, D. Gilbert, Esq.; Francis Douce, Esq. &c. &c.
• Letters and Communications . . . Lately Written to Jane Townley
• Letters and Essays in Prose and Verse
• Letters and Essays in Prose and Verse
• Letters and Essays in Prose and Verse
• Letters and Poems . . . with Anecdotes of his Life
• Letters and Poems of the late Mr. John Henderson with Anecdotes of his Life
• Letters and Poems on Several Occasions
• Letters and Poems, with a Life of the Author
• Letters and Sermons, with a Review of Ecclesiastical History, and Hymns
• Letters and Sonnets, on Moral and Other Interesting Subjects. Addressed to Lord John Russel
• Letters from Cockney Lands
• Letters from Cockney Lands
• Letters from Simkin the Second to his Brother Simon, in Wales; Dedicated without permission, to . . . the Grunters
• Letters from Simkin the Second to His Dear Brother in Wales, for the Year 1790
• Letters from Simpkin the Second . . .
• Letters from Simpkin the Second . . .
• Letters from Simpkin the Second to his Dear Brother in Wales; containing a Humble Description of the Trial of Warren Hastings, Esq
• Letters from Simpkin the Second, to His Dear Brother in Wales . . .
• Letters from the Dead to the Living; or Thoughts on the Separate State of Departed Spirits. With the Conflicts of Passion, and Triumphs of Faith, an Ode
• Letters from the Year 1774 to the Year 1796...With a Collection of His Miscellaneous Poems
• Letters from Wetzlar, Written in 1817, Developing the Authentic Particulars on Which the Sorrows of Werter are Founded. To Which is Annexed the Stork; or, the Herald of Spring, a Poem
• Letters in Rhyme, from a Mother at Home to Her Children at School
• Letters in Rhyme, to and from . . . .
• Letters of the Late Right Hon. Earl of Brooke & Warwick, to Mrs. Wilmot Serres, Illustrated with the Poems and Memoirs of His Lordship. &c. &c.
• Letters of the Year 1775 to the Year 1796...With a Collection of His Miscellaneous Poems
• Letters to a Young Gentleman, on a Few Moral and Entertaining Subjects; Written in Prose and Verse, for the Improvement of the Young
• Letters to Julia, in Rhyme . . . . To Which are Added Lines Written at Ampthill Park
• Letters, Essays, and Poems
• Letters, Essays, and Poems, on Religious Subjects . . .
• Letters, from the Year 1774 to the Year 1796 . . . addressed to his Daughter, the late Miss Wilkes: with a Collection of Miscellaneous Poems
• Letters, Moral and Entertaining
• Letters, Poems, and Miscellaneous Papers . . . . With a Brief Memoir of His Life
• Leuella, a Poetical Tale, and Miscellaneous Poems
• Leviathan Drawn Out; or, a Description of Satan's Devices. To Which is Added a Sacred Elegy on the Death of . . . Brooke . . . .
• Lewesdon Hill A Poem
• Lewesdon Hill Considerably Enlarged: With Other Poems
• Lewesdon Hill, with Other Poems
• Lewina the Maid of Snowdon. A Tale ... With Etchings by the Author.
• Lexington, with Other Fugitive Poems
• Liber Regalis, or the C-----n
• Liberality; or, the Decayed Macaroni. A Sentimental Piece
• Liberality; or, the Decayed Macaroni. A Sentimental Piece
• Libertas, a Poem.
• Liberty and Patriotism: a Miscellaneous Ode, with Explanatory Notes, and Anecdotes.
• Liberty Deposed, or the Western Election. A Satirical Poem. In Three Books
• Liberty Recovering, or, Mock Patriotism Revealed; a Poem.
• Liberty's Last Squeak . . .
• Liberty's Last Squeak; Containing an Elegiac Ballad, an Ode to an Informer, an Ode to Jurymen, and Crumbs of Comfort . . . .
• Liberty, a Poem, Delivered on the Fourth of July
• Liberty, a Poem; on the Independence of America
• Liberty: A Pindaric Ode
• Liberty: A Pindaric Ode
• Liberty: A Poem
• Libra; or, the Balance of Life
• Life and Adventures of Mr. Pig and Miss Crane. A Nursery Tale
• Life and History of Betty Bolaine, (Late of Canterbury,) a Well Known Character for Parsimony and Vice, Scarcely Equalled in the Annals of Avarice and Depravity; Interspersed with Original Poetry
• Life and History of Betty Bolaine, (Late of Canterbury,) a Well Known Character for Parsimony and Vice, Scarcely Equalled in the Annals of Vice and Depravity. Interspersed with Original Poetry
• Life and Letters together with Poetical and Miscellaneous Pieces
• Life and Select Poems . . . .
• Life High & Low
• Life of the Hon. Major General Israel Putnam. To Which is Annexed, Two Poems: An Address to the Armies of the United States, and a Poem on the Happiness of America
• Life of the Honorable Major-general Israel Putnam . . . . To Which is Annexed, Two Poems: An Address to the Armies of the United States, and a Poem on the Happiness of America
• Life Review'd: A Poem; Founded on Reflections upon the Silent Inhabitants of the Church Yard of Truro, in the County of Cornwall, with an Elegy on the Late Rev. Mr Samuel Walker, Who was Many Years Curate of that Borough. To Which are Added, the Lord's Prayer, Creed, and Ten Commandments. Paraphrased, &c.
• Life Review'd: A Poem; Founded on Reflections upon the Silent Inhabitants of the Church Yard of Truro, in the County of Cornwall, with an Elogy on the Late Rev. Mr Samuel Walker, Who was Many Years Curate of that Borough. To Which are Added, the Lord's Prayer, Creed, and Ten Commandments, Paraphrased, &c.
• Life Review'd: A Poem; Founded on Reflections upon the Silent Inhabitants of the Church Yard of Truro, in the County of Cornwall, with an Elogy on the Late Rev. Mr Samuel Walker, Who was Many Years Curate of that Borough. To Which are Added, the Lord's Prayer, Creed, and Ten Commandments. Paraphrased, &c.
• Life Review'd: A Poem; Founded on Reflections upon the Silent Inhabitants of the Church-yard of Truro, in the County of Cornwall. To Which is Added, an Elogy on the Late Rev. Mr Samuel Walker, Who was Many Years Curate of that Borough
• Life Review'd: A Poem; Founded on Reflections upon the Silent Inhabitants of the Church-yard of Truro, in the County of Cornwall. With an Elogy on the Late Rev. Mr Samuel Walker, Who was Many Years Curate of that Borough. To Which are Added, the Lord's Prayer, Creed, and Ten Commandments, Paraphrased; &c.
• Life Review'd: A Poem; Founded on Reflections upon the Silent Inhabitants of the Church-yard of Truro, in the County of Cornwall. With An Elogy on the Late Rev. Mr Samuel Walker, Who was Many Years Curate of that Parish. To Which are Added, the Lord's Prayer, Creed, and Ten Commandments; Paraphrased; &c.
• Life's Vicissitudes; or, Winter's Tears. Original Poems . . . . Containing the Mausoleum, Sacred to the Memory of a Great Lady: And Various Fugitive Pieces
• Life, a Poem in Three Books . . . . Dedicated to the Social and Political Welfare of the People of the United States
• Life: A Poem
• Life; an Allegorical Poem. In Four Books
• Lights and Shadows of Scottish Character and Scenery
• Lights and Shadows of Scottish Character and Scenery. Second Series
• Lillian: A Fairy Tale
• Lindip. A Pastoral
• Lines Addressed to a Friend, Descriptive of London in the Summer of 1825
• Lines Addressed to a Noble Lord; (His Lordship will Know Why,)
• Lines Addressed to His Royal Highness . . . .
• Lines Addressed to Mrs. Jordan
• Lines Addressed to Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. M.P. on His Suffering in the Cause of Freedom
• Lines Addressed to William Wordsworth Esq.
• Lines composed . . . on the Death of his Wife, March 1807
• Lines from the Pen of a Young Lady, Occasioned by Reading...on the Distribution of the Sacrament Money . . .
• Lines Occasioned by the Death of the Late Dr. Henry J. Feltus, with Notes, Biographical and Explanatory
• Lines Occasioned by the Lamented Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte Augusta
• Lines on a Serenade, to the Young Ladies of Philadelphia, on the Night of the Illumination for Peace, being Valentines, 14th, Feb. 1815
• Lines on Attempts to Diffuse Popery
• Lines on Catholic Emancipation. Respectfully inscribed to the Right Hon. Lord Petre
• Lines on the Battle of Waterloo
• Lines on the Conflagration of Moscow
• Lines on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte
• Lines on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales: To Which was Adjudged the Prize, Proposed by the Provost and Senior Fellows of Trinity College, Dublin, for the Best English Poem on the Subject
• Lines on the Death of the Late Sir Ralph Abercromby
• Lines on the Death of the Right Hon. Geo. Canning
• Lines on the Departure of a Great Poet from This Country
• Lines on the Departure of a Great Poet from This Country
• Lines on the Departure of a Great Poet from This Country
• Lines on the Grand Musical Festival at York, September, 1825
• Lines on the Lamented Death of Sir John Moore, Suggested by Reading "Moore's Narrative of the Campaign in Spain"
• Lines on the Murder of the Queen of France . . . .
• Lines on the Passions. Addressed to a Young Gentleman Who Had Received an Anonymous Letter on the Ruling Passion of the Mind. To Which is Added a Sonnet to a Star
• Lines on the Present State of the Country. July, 1826
• Lines Sacred & Lyric
• Lines Sacred to the Memory of the Reverend James Grahame, author of the "Sabbath," &c.
• Lines Suggested by the Death of Princess Charlotte
• Lines Suggested by the Death of the Princess Charlotte
• Lines Suggested by the Death of Vice-admiral Lord Collingwood
• Lines Suggested by the Fast, Appointed on Wednesday, February 27, 1799
• Lines Suggested by the Third Meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science . . . .
• Lines to a Democratic Young Lady, and the Young Ladys Reply
• Lines Written at Ampthill Park, in the Autumn of 1818
• Lines Written at Jerpoint Abbey
• Lines Written at Jerpoint Abbey
• Lines Written at Jerpoint Abbey
• Lines Written at Twickenham
• Lines Written at Warwick Castle
• Lines Written for the Benefit of the Inhabitants of the Island of Portland, Who Suffered from the Late Storm, November, 1824
• Lines Written on Opening the Tunnel at Horn Hill, near Beaminster . . . the Twenty-ninth Day of June, 1832
• Lines Written to Beguile Hours of Indisposition, on the Isle of St. Pierre, Lake of Bienne, Switzerland
• Lines Written to Commemorate the Accession of George IV . . . .
• Lines Written to Commemorate the Opening of New London Bridge, on Monday, the First of August, 1831
• Lines Written upon the Interment of Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte
• Lines, addressed to Mrs. Hay Drummond: on the Singular Circumstance attending the Interment of her First Child, in the Parish Church of Rothbury, in Northumberland
• Lines, in Memory of the Reverend John Wesley, A.M.
• Lines, on Duelling Addressed to the Legislative Assemblies of America. Translated from the Latin . . . . Originally Published in "The Visitor"
• Lines. Written on Several Occasions
• Linton: a Poem
• Lispings of the Muse: A Selection from Juvenile Poems
• Literary Amusements, in Verse and Prose
• Literary and Religious Sketches
• Literary Fables . . . .
• Literary Fables Imitated from the Spanish
• Literary Gems. In Two Parts
• Literary Hours; or, Sketches, Critical, Narrative, and Poetical
• Literary Miscellanies
• Literary Recreations, in Prose and Verse
• Literary Relics . . .
• Little and Moore's Poems
• Little Ann, a True Story; and Other Pleasing Poetical Pieces for Children
• Little Ann, a True Story; and Other Pleasing Poetical Pieces for Children
• Little Ann, a True Story; and Other Pleasing Poetical Pieces for Children
• Little Ditties for Little Children
• Little Emma and Her Father. A Lesson for Proud Children
• Little Emma and Her Father. A Lesson for Proud Children
• Little Hunchback. From the Arabian Nights Entertainments. In Three Cantos
• Little Hymns, for Infant Minds
• Little Jack of All Trades; or, Mechanical Arts Described, in Prose and Verse. Suited to the Capacities of Children
• Little Jumping Joan, with Her Cat, Dog and Parrot
• Little Odes to Great Folks; with a Dedicatory Dithyrambic to Sir R-ch-rd Ph-ll-ps, Knight
• Little Poems
• Little Poems for Children
• Little Poems for Little Readers
• Little Poems for Little Readers
• Little Poems for Little Readers
• Little Poems for Little Readers
• Little Poems for Little Readers
• Little Poems for Little Readers
• Little Poems for Little Readers
• Little Poems for Little Readers
• Little Poems, for Little Readers
• Little Red Riding Hood
• Little Rhymes for Little Folks; or a Present for Fanny's Library
• Little Rhymes for Little Folks; or a Present for Fanny's Library
• Little Rhymes for Little Readers
• Little Robin Red Breast; a Collection of Pretty Songs, for the Instruction and Amusement of Children . . . .
• Little Songs, for Little Boys and Girls
• Little Sonnets for Little Folk . . . .
• Little Thumb and the Ogre: being a Versification of one of the Celebrated Tales of Mother Goose
• Little Tom Thumb and the Ogre . . . .
• Little Tom Tucker
• Little Verses for Good Children
• Liturgic Hymns of the United Brethren . . . .
• Liverpool in Eighteen Hundred & Twenty-five, a Satire
• Liverpool Odes; or, Affectionate Epistles for the Year 1793. Part First
• Liverpool, a Poem . . .
• Liverpool, a Satire
• Living Poets and Poetesses; a Biographical and Critical Poem
• Living Poets and Poetesses; a Biographical and Critical Poem
• Llangollen Vale, with Other Poems
• Llangollen Vale, with Other Poems
• Llangollen Vale, with Other Poems
• Llangunnor Hill: A Loco-descriptive Poem. With Notes . . .
• Llewelyn ap Jorwerth. A Poem, in Five Cantos
• Lo!!! The Horse Whip
• Lodon and Miranda . . . . To Which is Added the "Poor Boy," a Tale
• Logan, an Indian Tale
• London and Dublin: An Heroic Epistle, to Counsellor Phillips, the Celebrated Irish Orator
• London at Night; and Other Poems
• London Cries
• London Cries
• London Cries for Children . . . .
• London Cries; or, Pictures of Tumult and Distress: A Poem. To Which is Added, the Hall of Pedantry
• London in a Thousand Years; with Other Poems
• London Jingles and Country Tales, for Young People
• London Melodies; or, Cries of the Seasons. Part I [of 2]
• London Melodies; or, Cries of the Seasons. Part II
• London Melodies; or, Cries of the Seasons. Part II [of 2]
• London Oddities; or, the Theatrical Cabinet . . . .
• London's Glory! On Saint George's Day . . . with Entertaining Observations on the Late Royal Excursions . . . .
• London, a Poem, Satirical and Descriptive . . . .
• London: A Descriptive Poem
• London: A Descriptive Poem
• London: a Descriptive Poem. Illustrated with Engravings
• London: a Descriptive Poem: in Four Parts
• London: A Poem, in Three Parts . . . .
• London; or the Triumph of Quackery. A Satirical Poem
• London; or, Impartial Traces of the Times; a Poem. Addressed to the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council
• Long Ashton, a Poem, in Two Parts; Descriptive of the Local Scenery of that Village and Its Environs, Including St. Vincent's Rocks, Bristol, &c.
• Longinus, a Tragedy in Five Acts; The Funeral of the Right Hon. George Canning; Lines to the Memory of Sir John Cox Hippisley, Bart. and Other Poems
• Longinus: A Tragedy. In Five Acts. The Funeral of the Right Hon. George Canning. Lines to the Memory of Sir John Cox Hippisley, Bart. and Other Poems
• Loose Leaves of My Scrap Book
• Loose Verses to the Blue Cholera
• Lord Auckland's Triumph: Or the Death of Crim. Con. . . .
• Lord Berwick's Birth-day. Salopian Odes: or, Songs . . . for the Celebration of that Day . . . to which is subjoined, an historical account of the noble family of Berwick
• Lord Byron with Remarks on His Genius and Character
• Lord Byron's Cain, a Mystery: With Notes . . . .
• Lord Byron's Cain, a Mystery: With Notes; wherein the Religion of the Bible is Considered . . . .
• Lord Byron's Farewell to England, and Other Late Poems . . . .
• Lord Byron's Farewell to England, with Three Other Poems, Viz. Ode to St. Helena, To My Daughter, on the Morning of Her Birth, and To the Lily of France
• Lord Byron's Farewell to England; with Three Other Poems, Viz. Ode to St Helena, To My Daughter, on the Morning of Her Birth, and To the Lily of France
• Lord Byron's Pilgrimage to the Holy Land. A Poem. In Two Cantos. To Which is Added, The Tempest. A Fragment
• Lord Byron's Poems, on His Own Domestic Circumstances
• Lord Ch----m's [Chatham's] Prophecy, an Ode; addressed to Lieutenant General G-ge
• Lord Ch----m's [Chatham's] Prophecy, an Ode; Addressed to Lieutenant General G-ge
• Lord Mayor's Day: An Heroic Poem
• Lord Mayor's Day; or City Pageantry; a Poem . . . .
• Lord Nial, a Romance, in Four Cantos. The Wizzard's Grave, the Origin of Bacchus, etc.
• Lord Russel: A Tragedy
• Lord Russell [Russel], a Tragedy
• Lorenzino di Medici, and Other Poems
• Lorenzo, a Tragedy in Five Acts. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Lorenzo, a Tragedy in Five Acts. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Lorenzo, or the Tale of Redemption
• Lorenzo, or, the Tale of Redemption
• Lorenzo, or, the Tale of Redemption
• Lorenzo, the Outcast Son. A Tragic Drama. Founded on the Robbers of Frederic Schiller
• Lorenzo: A Tale
• Lorin: Or, the Wanderer in Wales. A Tale
• Lornty, a Poem, with Explanatory Notes
• Lost Valentines Found; with Other Trifles in Rhyme
• Lothaire; a Romance, in Six Cantos: With Notes
• Louis the Sixteenth. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Louisa, a Poetical Novel, in Four Epistles
• Louisa, a Poetical Novel, in Four Epistles
• Louisa, a Poetical Novel, in Four Epistles
• Louisa, a Poetical Novel, in Four Epistles
• Louisa, a Poetical Novel, in Four Epistles
• Louisa, a Poetical Novel, in Four Epistles
• Louisa, a Poetical Novel, in Four Epistles
• Louisa: A Tale . . . . To Which is Added an Elegy to the Memory of Lord Lyttelton
• Love Above-board; or, an Heroic Epistle from Sancta Carolina to Sancto Bartolomeo
• Love amongst the Roses, or Guildford in Surrey: A Military Opera, in Three Acts
• Love and Hymen; or the Gentleman's and Ladies Polite and Original Valentine Writer. For the Present Year
• Love at Head-quarters; or, a Week at Brussels. A Poem
• Love Effusions or Valentine Rhapsodies, being a Collection of Original Verses . . . .
• Love Elegies
• Love Elegies
• Love Elegies, by a Sailor, Written in the Year MDCCLXXIV [1774]
• Love Elegies. Written in the Year 1770
• Love in the Suds; a Town Eclogue. Being the Lamentation of Roscius for the Loss of his Nyky. . . . With Annotations and an Appendix
• Love in the Suds; a Town Eclogue. Being the Lamentation of Roscius for the Loss of his Nyky. . . . With Annotations and an Appendix.
• Love in the Suds; a Town Eclogue. Being the Lamentation of Roscius for the Loss of his NYKY. . . . With Annotations by the Editor. [Includes a letter "To David Garrick, Esq."]
• Love Letters to My Wife; Written in 1789. Vol. I
• Love of Fame, a Satire
• Love of Gain: A Poem. Imitated from the Thirteenth Satire of Juvenal
• Love Tales and Elegies: interspersed with Pastorals and other Curious Poems. Selected from the best authors. With Several Valuable Originals
• Love Triumphant, or Constancy Rewarded . . . . To Which is Added, a Poetical Appendix
• Love's Lyrics, or, Cupid's Carnival
• Love's Repository, or a New Collection of Valentines; Selected from the Best British Poets; with Considerable Alterations and Additions
• Love's Victims: The Hermit's Story
• Love, a Poem . . . The Giaour, a Satirical Poem
• Love, a Poem, in Three Parts. To Which is Added the Giaour, a Satirical Poem
• Love, a Poem, in Three Parts. To Which is Added, the Giaour, a Satirical Poem
• Love, Friendship, and Charity; a Poem. Written by a Gentleman, for His Amusement
• Love. A Poem
• Love.A Play, in Five Acts
• Love: An Allegory. To Which are Added Several Poems and Translations
• Love; a Poem Delivered before the E. E. Branch of the Non-descript Club
• Low Moor Iron Works
• Loyal Attachment: A Poem
• Loyal Effusions! A Selection of Odes, Songs, &c. Written during the Last Twelve Years . . . .
• Loyal Poems and Songs. Chiefly Composed in Ireland
• Loyal Stanzas Written on the Occasion of the Royal Squadron . . . .
• Loyalty and the Times; or Miscellanies [Miscellaneous?] Prose and Verse, Occasioned by the Late Troubles in Ireland . . . .
• Loyalty, or Invasion Defeated: An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . . With a Biographical Memoir of the Author
• Lubin, a Poem. Founded on a True Story
• Luceria: A Tragedy
• Lucius Catiline, the Roman Traitor. A Drama in Three Acts. Based on a Dramatic Poem of the Same Name, by the Rev. George Croly
• Lucius Junius Brutus; or, The Expulsion of the Tarquins: an Historical Play
• Lucretia: A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Luctus Nelsoniani, Poems on the Death of Lord Nelson, in Latin and English, written for the Turtonian Medals . . .
• Lucubrationes Poeticae; Consisting of First Love, a Poem; and Several Minor Pieces
• Lucubrations
• Lucubrations of Scriblerus: A Satirical Medley
• Lucubrations on the Epigram . . . .
• Lucubrations: Consisting of Essays, Reveries, &c. in Prose and Verse
• Ludicrous Debates among the Gods and Goddesses . . . .
• Ludlow Castle: A Brief Historical Poem, with Other Pieces
• Ludolph, or the Light of Nature, a Poem
• Luellin and Emily; or, The Faithful Lovers, a Poem in Three Cantos
• Lullabies for Children
• Lusus Naturae; or, The Sports of Nature: A Poem
• Lux Renata: A Protestant's Epistle, with Notes
• Luxurious Musings
• Lydia, or Conversion; a Sacred Drama. Inscribed to the Jews
• Lynmouth, or Sketches and Musings in North Devon . . .
• Lynn, a Poem written in the Year 1820, by a Native of the Town
• Lynn: A Poem
• Lyra Britannica, or, Select Beauties of Modern English Poetry . . . with Some Original Pieces
• Lyric and Other Poems
• Lyric Leaves
• Lyric Odes for the Year 1783
• Lyric Odes for the Year 1785
• Lyric Odes to the Royal Academicians
• Lyric Odes to the Royal Academicians, for MDCCLXXXII [1782]
• Lyric Odes to the Royal Academicians, for MDCCLXXXII [1782]
• Lyric Odes, for the Year 1785
• Lyric Odes, for the Year 1785 . . .
• Lyric Odes, to the Royal Academicians
• Lyric Offerings
• Lyric Poems
• Lyric Poems
• Lyric Poems
• Lyric Poems
• Lyric Poems . . . with Some Additional Poems
• Lyric Poems . . . with an Account of the Life of the Author
• Lyric Poems, Chiefly in Two Books, never before Published . . . .
• Lyric Poems, Devotional and Moral.
• Lyric Poems, on the Attributes of the Supreme Being . . .
• Lyric Poems; by the late James Mercer, Esq
• Lyrical and Other Poems
• Lyrical Ballads . . . .
• Lyrical Ballads, with a Few Other Poems
• Lyrical Ballads, with a Few Other Poems
• Lyrical Ballads, with Other Poems
• Lyrical Ballads, with Other Poems . . . .
• Lyrical Ballads, with Other Poems. In Two Volumes. Vol. II [of 2]
• Lyrical Ballads, with Pastoral and Other Poems
• Lyrical Ballads, with Pastoral and Other Poems, in Two Volumes. Vol. I
• Lyrical Ballads, with Pastoral and Other Poems, in Two Volumes. Vol. II
• Lyrical Compositions Selected from the Italian Poets: With Translations
• Lyrical Dramas: With Domestic Hours, a Miscellany of Odes and Songs
• Lyrical Dramas: With Domestic Hours, a Miscellany of Odes and Songs
• Lyrical Effusions, being a Selection of Original Poems
• Lyrical Gems: A Selection of Moral, Sentimental, and Descriptive Poetry, from the Works of the Most Popular Writers . . . .
• Lyrical Pieces, and Other Poems
• Lyrical Tales
• Lyrick Poems Inscribed to Ladies of Distinguished Eminence in the Kingdoms of Scotland and Ireland . . . .
• Lyrick Poetry
• Lyrics
• Lyrics on Love. With Translations, and Imitations, from the French and Italian Languages
• Lysimachia; a Poem. Addressed to the Orange or Break-of-day-men in the Counties of Armagh and Down.
• Mac the First: A Poetical Epistle from Mac of the Moon to John Bull of Britain
• Macauley's Literary Amusements; Consisting of a Variety of Original and Fugitive Pieces, Scarce Productions, and a Chaste Selection of the Best Compositions of Our Most Esteemed Writers, Both in Prose and Verse
• Macbeth, a Poem, in Six Cantos
• Machin; or, the Discovery of Madeira. A Poem. In Four Cantos
• Machin; or, the Discovery of Madeira. A Poem. In Four Cantos
• Mad Moments or First Verse Attempts by a Born Natural . . .
• Mad Tom; or, The Bard f Bath
• Mad Tom; or, The Bard of Bath
• Madam Tabby's Rout, or the Grimalkin Party's Frolics and Adventures
• Madame Grimalkin's Party
• Madeline! A Tale
• Madge's Addresses to Christopher Twist-wit, Esquire, Bath-Laureat, and Miller's "Plumian" Professor
• Madge's Addresses to Christopher Twist-wit, Esquire, Bath-Laureat, and Miller's Plumian Professor
• Madoc
• Madoc
• Madoc
• Madoc
• Madoc
• Madoc
• Mador of the Moor; a Poem
• Mador of the Moor; a Poem
• Magazine of Wit, and American Harmonist. Containing a Collection of the Most Admired Anecdotes, and a Variety of the Best Songs . . . .
• Maggy's Minstrel; a New Song Book . . . .
• Magna Charta and Sir Francis Burdett . . . .
• Magnus Red-Beard, or, The Battle of Sark: an Irregular Poem, in Four Cantos
• Mahomet, a Poem: Which Obtained One of the Vice-Chancellor's Prizes . . . . Together with Minor Poems
• Mahomet. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement July 1816
• Mahomet: A Prize Poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, in the Year MDCCCVIII
• Maid, Wife, and Mother; or, Woman! A Poem. . . . Dedicated, by Permission, to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales
• Majesty. The Lay of the New Year. A Tribute to the Memory of the Beloved Princess Charlotte of Saxe Cobourg
• Makarony Fables; Fables for Grown Gentlemen; Lyrick Epistles; and Several Other Poems
• Malati and Madhava, or the Stolen Marriage. A Drama
• Malcolm, a Tragedy
• Maltravers, a Fragment of an Historical Tale; and Other Poems
• Malvern Hills, and Other Poems
• Malvern Hills, with Minor Poems, and Essays
• Malvern Hills: A Poem
• Malvern, a Descriptive and Historical Poem
• Malvina, a Tragedy
• Mamma's Present of Pictures and Poetry
• Mamma's Verses; or, Lines for Little Londoners
• Man of Age: A Poem . . . to which is added, The Sighs of Genius: An Elegiac Ode, occasioned by the Death of Robert Burns, the Ayrshire Poet
• Man's First Estate, and High Revolt: A Poem, in Two Parts
• Man's Ruin and Recovery, or, Paradise Lost and Restored; in Four Parts
• Man's Ruin and Recovery; or, Paradise Lost and Restored
• Management, a Dramatic Satire . . . . Dedicated (without Permission) to a Mighty Lessee . . . . With an Original Essay on the Science of Humbugging . . . .
• Manchester, a Poem
• Manfred, a Dramatic Poem
• Manfred, a Dramatic Poem
• Manfred, a Dramatic Poem
• Manfred, a Dramatic Poem
• Manfred, a Dramatic Poem
• Manfred, a Dramatic Poem
• Manfred, a Dramatic Poem
• Manfred. A Dramatic Poem
• Manfred. A Dramatic Poem
• Manfred. A Tragedy
• Manfredi, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Manuel. A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Manuel: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Manuel; a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Manuel; a Tragedy, in Five Acts: As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
• Manuel; a Tragedy, in Five Acts: As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
• Manuel; a Tragedy, in Five Acts: As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane
• Marat. A Political Eclogue, in Imitation of the Daphnis of Virgil . . .
• Marcian Colonna an Italian Tale an Italian Tale with Three Dramatic Scenes and Other Poems
• Marcian Colonna an Italian Tale with Three Dramatic Scenes and Other Poems
• Marcian Colonna, an Italian Tale: With Three Dramatic Scenes, and Other Poems
• Margaret of Anjou. A Poem
• Margaret of Anjou: A Poem. In Ten Cantos
• Margaret of Anjou: An Historical Interlude
• Margate in Miniature; or, the New Margate Guide
• Margate: A Humorous Poem
• Maria and St. Flos, a Poem, in a Series of Letters: To Which is Added, a Search after Happiness
• Maria and St. Flos, a Poem, in a Series of Letters: To Which is Added, A Search after Happiness
• Maria, an Elegiac Tale. In Two Books
• Maria; an Elegiac Poem
• Marie, the Bandit's Daughter; a Poem
• Mariette Mouline, the Death of Glyndower, and Other Poems, Partly on Welsh Subjects
• Marino Faliero, Doge of Venice, a Tragedy -- in Five Acts
• Marino Faliero, Doge of Venice. An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts. With Notes. The Prophecy of Dante, a Poem
• Marino Faliero, Doge of Venice. An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts. With Notes. The Prophecy of Dante, a Poem
• Marino Faliero, Doge of Venice. An Historical Tragedy -- in Five Acts. With Notes
• Marion of Drymnagh. A Tale of Erin. In Two Cantos
• Marmion Travestied; a Tale of Modern Times
• Marmion, a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion, a Tale of Flodden Field . . . . In Six Cantos
• Marmion. A Tale of Flodden Field. In Six Cantos
• Marmion: A Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion: A Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion: A Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion: A Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion: A Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion: Or, Floddon Field. A Drama, Founded on the Poem of Walter Scott
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; a Tale of Flodden Field
• Marmion; or, Floddon Field. A Drama, Founded on the Poem of Walter Scott
• Marmion; or, the Battle of Flodden Field. A Drama, in Five Acts . . .
• Maro: Or, Biographic Recollections of a Northumbrian
• Marriage
• Marriage and Its Vows Defended. . . . A Poem, Inscribed to the R******d Mr M*d*n
• Marriage Ode Royal, after the Manner of Dryden [The word "Royal" in the title is printed upside down]
• Marriage Song
• Marriage, a Didactic Poem, as It Appeared First in a Monthly Periodical Work . . . .
• Martial Effusions of Ancient Times; Addressed to the Spartan Hosts, to Excite Them to Valour and Discipline, in their Conflicts with the Messenians: And Prescribed as Permanent Recitations, by the Republic of Lacedemon, to Inspire their Youth with Warlike Sentiments
• Martial Effusions of Ancient Times; Addressed to the Spartan Hosts, to Excite Them to Valour and Discipline, in their Conflicts with the Messenians: And Prescribed as Permanent Recitations, by the Republic of Lacedemon, to Inspire their Youth with Warlike Sentiments . . . .
• Martin Luther, a Poem
• Martin Luther, a Poem
• Mary de Rochford; or, the Banks of Cam. A Poem
• Mary Gray; a Fugitive Piece
• Mary Queen of Scots, a Tragedy . . . .
• Mary Queen of Scots, a Tragedy; as Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• Mary Queen of Scots, an Historical Ballad; with Other Poems
• Mary Queen of Scots, an Historical Poem, with Other Miscellaneous Pieces
• Mary Queen of Scots; a Tragedy, in Five Acts. As Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• Mary Queen of Scots; and Other Poems
• Mary Stewart, Queen of Scots, an Historical Drama
• Mary Stuart
• Mary Stuart
• Mary Stuart
• Mary Stuart, a Poem
• Mary Stuart, a Tragedy
• Mary Stuart, a Tragedy. The Maid of Orleans, a Tragedy . . . .
• Mary the Osier-peeler, a Simple but True Story . . . .
• Mary's Book of Hymns
• Mary's Book of Hymns No. 8
• Mary's Book of Hymns. 2nd Series
• Mary's Book of Hymns. Containing Hymns for Very Young Children
• Mary's Book of Hymns. [Third Series, No. 7.]
• Mary's Bower, or, the Castle on the Glen; a Pastoral Drama, of Five Acts . . . .
• Mary, a Series of Reflections during Twenty Years
• Mary, Queen of Scots, a Tragedy
• Mary, Queen of Scots, a Tragedy; as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
• Mary, Queen of Scots; an Historical Tragedy, or, Dramatic Poem
• Mary; or, Female Friendship: A Poem, in Twelve Books
• Masaniello, the Fisherman of Naples: An Historical Play, in Five Acts
• Masonic Constitutions, or Illustrations of Masonry . . . .
• Masonic Constitutions, or Illustrations of Masonry . . . .
• Masonic Miscellanies, in Poetry and Prose
• Masonic Miscellanies, in Poetry and Prose . . . . Comprising nearly Two Hundred Masonic Songs . . . .
• Masonic Miscellanies, in Poetry and Prose. Containing I. The Muse of Masonry, Comprising Songs . . . .
• Masonic Song Book, Containing a Large Collection of the Most Approved Masonic Songs, Odes, Anthems, &c.
• Masonic Songs, Oratorio, Odes, Anthems, Prologues, Epilogues, and Toasts: Adapted to the Different Degrees of Masonry
• Maternal Sketches; with Other Poems
• Matilda, a Tale of the Crusades, a Poem, in Six Books
• Matilda, an Original Poem, in Seven Cantos. Inscribed to the Hon. George Fulk Lyttelton.
• Matilda, or the Welch Cottage, a Poetic Tale
• Matilda: A Tragedy. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• Matilda: A Tragedy. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• Matilda: A Tragedy. As it is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, in Drury-Lane
• Matilda; or the Dying Penitent: A Poetical Epistle
• Matilde: Or, the Crusaders, an Historical Drama, in Five Acts
• Matins and Vespers: With Hymns and Occasional Devotional Pieces
• Matins and Vespers: With Hymns and Occasional Devotional Pieces
• Matins and Vespers: With Hymns and Occasional Devotional Pieces
• Matlock; a Farewell Descriptive Poem
• Matriculation: A Poem
• Matrimonial Overtures, from an Enamour'd Lady, to Lord G----- G-rm--ne
• Matrimonial Overtures, from an Enamour'd Lady, to Lord G----- G-rm--ne
• Matrimony, a Tale; with an Apology
• Matthews's Comic Annual: Or the Snuff-box and the Leetel Bird: An Original Humourous Poem
• Matthews's Comic Annual: Or the Snuff-box and the Leetel Bird: An Original Humourous Poem
• Maurice, the Rustic; and Other Poems
• Maximian; a Tragedy: Taken from Corneille, and Dedicated to William Lock, Esq.
• Maxims, Reflections, and Observations, with Other Miscellaneous Writings, in Prose and Poetry
• May Day with the Muses
• May Day with the Muses
• May Day, or the Celebration of the Return of Spring. Being a Play for the Amusement of Young Girls . . . .
• May Fair. In Four Cantos
• May Flowers. Poems and Songs: Some in the Scottish Dialect
• May-Day Eve; or, The Royal Chaplet . . .
• May-day; a Poem in the Scottish Dialect
• Mayor-choosing Day; or, the Lambertine of the Angels . . .
• Mayor-choosing Day; or, the Lambertine of the Angels . . . .
• Mazeppa Travestied: A Poem. With an Introductory Address to the Goddess of "Milling," and Her Worshippers, "the Fancy"
• Mazeppa, a Poem
• Mazeppa, a Poem
• Mazeppa, a Poem
• Mazeppa, a Poem
• Mazeppa. A Poem
• Mazeppa. A Poem
• Mazza, a Tale in Three Cantos
• McFingal, an Epic Poem in Four Cantos
• McFingal, or the Tory's Day of Judgment. A Modern Epic Poem in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, In Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos . . . .
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos . . . .
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos . . . . With Explanatory Notes
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem. Canto First, or the Town-meeting
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem. In Four Cantos
• McFingal: A Modern Epic Poem. Or, the Town-meeting
• McFingal: A Modern Poem, in Four Cantos
• McFingal: An Epic Poem. In Four Cantos
• Medea and Jason. A Poem, in Three Books: from the Greek of Apollonius Rhodius's Argonautics
• Medea to Jason
• Medea, a Tragedy . . . Attempted in English . . .
• Medico Mastix; or, Physic Craft Detected. A Satirico Didactic Poem
• Meditations by Moonlight, a Poem.
• Meditations of a Neophyte
• Meditations, on Some of the Names and Covenant Characters of Christ. In Eighteen Poems
• Melampus, a Poem in Four Books . . . .
• Melancholy Effusions: With a Few Miscellanies
• Melancholy Hours. A Collection of Miscellaneous Poems
• Melange in English and French, Prose and Verse . . . .
• Melanie and Other Poems
• Melanthus before the Flood, Illustrative of the Difference between the Soul and the Material Mind
• Mele Ephemeria [title in Greek]
• Melodies
• Melodies , Songs. Sacred Songs, and National Airs, Containing Several never before Published in America
• Melodies from the Gaelic, and Original Poems . . . .
• Melodies from the Gaelic, and Original Poems, with Notes on the Superstitions of the Highlanders, &c.
• Melodies, Duets, Trios, Songs, and Ballads . . . . Together with Metrical Epistles, Tales and Recitations
• Melodies, Duets, Trios, Songs, and Ballads, Pastoral, Amatory, Sentimental, Patriotic, Religious, and Miscellaneous. Together with Metrical Epistles, Tales and Recitations
• Melodies, Duets, Trios, Songs, and Ballads, Pastoral, Amatory, Sentimental, Patriotic, Religious, and Miscellaneous. Together with Metrical Epistles, Tales and Recitations
• Melodies, Irish and National
• Melodies, Irish and National
• Melodies, Songs, and Sacred Songs
• Melodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs
• Melodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs
• Melodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs
• Melodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs
• Melodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs
• Melodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs . . . .
• Melodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs, Containing Several never before Published in America
• Melodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs, Containing Several never before Published in America
• Melodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs, Containing Several never before Published in America
• Melodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs, Containing Several never before Published in America
• Melville's Mantle: Being a Parody on the Poem Entitled "Elijah's Mantle"
• Memoir . . . Extracted from Her Own Memorandums
• Memoir . . . to which are added his Remains . . .
• Memoir and Poems
• Memoir and Poems . . . . Dedicated to the Friends of the Africans
• Memoir of a Beloved Daughter . . .
• Memoir of the Life of Lieutenant-Colonel Vassall
• Memoir of the Life of Tamems: a Melo-tale, in Prose and Verse
• Memoir of the Reverend David Wilson . . . an Elegy to His Memory, with a Selection of His Favourite Sonnets . . . .
• Memoirs . . . . To Which are Added Selections of His Posthumous Writings, in Prose and Verse . . .
• Memoirs . . . . with a Selection from His Unpublished Writings
• Memoirs . . . a Selection of His Letters, and a Poem . . . Entitled, Rest for the Weary . . . .
• Memoirs . . . Written by Herself
• Memoirs . . . Written by Herself. With a Number of Posthumous Pieces
• Memoirs . . . Written by Herself. With Some Posthumous Pieces
• Memoirs . . . Written by Herself. With Some Posthumous Pieces
• Memoirs and Poetical Remains . . . . with Extracts from Her Correspondence
• Memoirs and Poetical Remains . . . with Extracts from Her Correspondence
• Memoirs and Poetical Remains . . . with Extracts from Her Correspondence
• Memoirs and Poetical Remains . . . with Extracts from Her Correspondence . . . .
• Memoirs and Select Remains of Charles Pond; Late Member of the Sophomore Class in Yale College
• Memoirs of a Goldfinch. A Poem; with Notes and Illustrations, Relating to Natural History and Natural Philosophy . . . .
• Memoirs of Angelus Politianus...Translations from their Poetical Works
• Memoirs of Angelus Politianus...Translations from their Poetical Works
• Memoirs of Sir Simeon Supple, Member for Rotborough
• Memoirs of the late Rev. Samuel Medley . . . and a Variety of Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse
• Memoirs of the late Rev. Samuel Medley, compiled by his Son: to which are annexed Two Sermons, and a Variety of Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse
• Memoirs of the Legal, Literary, and Political Life of . . . Curran . . . and a Selection of His Poetry . . . .
• Memoirs of the Life . . . Containing a Few of His Early Poetical Productions, and a Monody to His Memory
• Memoirs of the Life . . . Containing a Few of His Early Poetical Productions, and a Monody to His Memory
• Memoirs of the Life . . . with a New Edition of Her Poems; to Which are Added Some Miscellaneous Essays in Prose . . . .
• Memoirs of the Life and Writings (Prose and Verse) of R-ch--d G-rd-n-r, Esq. Alias Dick Merry-fellow, of Serious and Facetious Memory! . . .
• Memoirs of the Life and Writings . . . .
• Memoirs of the Life of Mrs Elizabeth Carter, with a New Edition of Her Poems . . . .
• Memoirs of the Life of Mrs Elizabeth Carter, with a New Edition of Her Poems, Some of Which have never Appeared before; to Which are Added, Some Miscellaneous Essays in Prose, together with Her Notes on the Bible, and Answers to Objections concerning the Christian Religion
• Memoirs of the Life of Mrs Elizabeth Carter, with a New Edition of Her Poems; to Which are Added, Some Miscellaneous Essays in Prose, together with Her Notes on the Bible . . . .
• Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Elizabeth Carter. . . .
• Memoirs of the Little Man and the Little Maid: With Interesting Particulars of Their Lives . . . .
• Memoirs of the Rose: Comprising Botanical, Poetical, and Miscellaneous Recollections of that Celebrated Flower . . .
• Memoirs of the Rose: Comprising Botanical, Poetical, and Miscellaneous Recollections of that Celebrated Flower . . . .
• Memoirs, Correspondence, and Poetical Remains
• Memoirs, Poems, and Tales, with Ballads and Songs Illustrative of Border Scenery
• Memorials of a Tour in Some Parts of Greece: Chiefly Poetical
• Memorials of a Tour on the Continent, 1820
• Memorials of Early Promise, as Communicated by Request, to a Friend
• Memorials of the Past
• Memory, and Other Poems
• Men and Things in 1823: A Poem in Three Epistles, with Notes
• Men and Things, or Reflections in Rhyme: A Posthumous Poem, in Four Parts
• Menai Bridge: An Episodic Poem
• Mengwe; a Tale of the Frontier. A Poem
• Menologium seu Calendarium Poeticum, ex Hickesiano Thesauro: Or, the Poetical Calendar of the Anglo-Saxons . . . .
• Mensa Regum: or, The Table of Kings . . .
• Mensa Regum; or, The Table of Kings. . . . To which is now added, A Desser of Three Dishes, exhibitory of the Joint Characters of Peter and Tom
• Mental Amusement: In Original Poems, Adapted for Youth of Both Sexes; Calculated to Repress Idleness, and Excite Industry
• Mental Avidity: or, The Rumination of a Day. A Poem.
• Mental Flowerets, or First Effusions of the Muse: Consisting Chiefly of Lyric Compositions
• Mental Pictures, in Verse, for Infants
• Mental Recreations: or, Poetical Essays on Various Subjects
• Mentor and Amander: Or, a Visit to Ackworth School . . . .
• Mercator; or, the Voyage of Life: And Several Smaller Poems. Written at B - - -, in Flanders
• Mercy: a Poem . . . .
• Mercy; a Poem: In Two Cantos
• Mercy; a Poem: Wherein the Attribute is Treated as Relating to God, Our Neighbour, and Ourselves. In Two Parts.
• Mercy; a Poem: Wherein the Attribute is Treated as Relating to God, our Neighbour, and Ourselves. In Two Parts.
• Meritorious Disobedience: An Epistle to a Ministerial Marine Favourite . . . .
• Messenian on Lord Byron
• Messiah . . . Part II
• Messiah's Kingdom. A Poem. In Twelve Books
• Messiah's Kingdom. A Poem. In Twelve Books
• Messiah, a Poem in Twenty Cantos
• Messiah: A Poem, in Twenty-eight Books
• Messiah: A Poem, in Two Parts, Published for the Benefit of the General Hospital at Bath
• Messina, a Poem. May 1785 . . . on the Earthquake that destroyed that City and Calabria, on the 5th of February, 1783
• Metamorphoses
• Metamorphoses. No. the 1st.
• Metres, Addressed to the Lovers of Truth, Nature and Sentiment
• Metres, Addressed to the Lovers of Truth, Nature and Sentiment
• Metrical Chronology: In Which Most of the Important Dates in Ancient and Modern History are Expressed by Consonants Used for Numerals, and Formed by Aid of Vowels into Significant Words; with Historical Notes, and Questions for the Exercise of Young Students . . . .
• Metrical Chronology: In Which Most of the Important Dates in Ancient and Modern History are Expressed by Consonants Used for Numerals, and Formed by Aid of Vowels into Significant Words; with Historical Notes, and Questions for the Exercise of Young Students . . . .
• Metrical Effusions, on a Variety of Subjects
• Metrical Effusions, or Verses on Various Occasions
• Metrical Epistles Chiefly from Florence
• Metrical Essays
• Metrical Essays, on Subjects of History and Imagination
• Metrical Essays, on Subjects of History and Imagination
• Metrical Exercises upon Scriptural Texts, and Miscellaneous Poems
• Metrical Exercises upon Scripture Texts, and Miscellaneous Poems
• Metrical Legends of Exalted Characters
• Metrical Legends of Exalted Characters
• Metrical Legends of Northumberland: Containing the Traditions of Dunstanborough Castle, and Other Poetical Romances . . . .
• Metrical Legends, and Other Poems
• Metrical Lessons and Fragments, in Remembrance of Days that are Gone
• Metrical Records of Manchester, in Which Its History is Traced (Currente Calamo) from the Days of the Ancient Britons to the Present Time
• Metrical Remarks on Modern Castles and Cottages, and Architecture in General
• Metrical Remembrances
• Metrical Romances of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Centuries: Published from Ancient Manuscripts . . . .
• Metrical Scions, or, Traits of Patriotism; a Poem, with Notes
• Metrical Sketches
• Metrical Sketches
• Metrical Tales and Other Poems
• Metrical Tales and Romances, in Verse
• Metrical Tales, and Other Poems
• Metrical Trifles in Youth . . .
• Microcosmus Philadelphicus; in Two Epistles to My Cousin Tom in New York . . . and Other Poems
• Middleton: An Elegiac Poem
• Midnight Dreams; or, Prophetic Visions of the R--------l Brood. A Poem
• Midnight in London, and Other Poems
• Midnight Musings, and Other Poems
• Midnight Musings: Being a Collection of Poems on Various Subjects
• Midnight Reflections, and Other Poems
• Midnight Reflections, and Other Poems
• Midnight Reflections; and Other Poems
• Midnight, and Other Miscellaneous Poems
• Midsummer Eve, or the Sowing of Hemp. A Poem
• Midwatch ideas, preserved from shipwrecks and prisons
• Milancor, or the Misanthrope, a Poem
• Mildenhall
• Mileshill, a Poem; or, a Short View of the Beauties of Saint Michael's Mount, at Montacute . . . . with a Slight Description of the Prospects from It . . . Supposed to be Written on Its Summit
• Milk for Babes, or a Catechism in Verse: For Children
• Milk for Babes, or a Catechism in Verse: For the Use of Schools
• Milk for Babes, or a Catechism in Verse: For the Use of Sunday Schools
• Milk for Babes; or, a Catechism in Dialogue . . . .
• Milk for Babes; or, A Catechism in Verse . . . principally designed for the Use of Sunday Schools. Intended as an Introduction to the Assembly's Catechism
• Milk for Babes; or, a Catechism in Verse: Principally Designed for the Use of Sunday Schools
• Millennial Liberty, or a Prophetic View of the Messiah's Kingdom, a Poem: Written at Dover Cliffs . . . .
• Millennial Praises, Containing a Collection of Gospel Hymns, in Four Parts . . . .
• Millennial Praises, Part I. and II. Containing a Collection of Gospel Hymns, Adapted to the Day of Christ's Second Appearing . . . .
• Millennium, a Poem . . . .
• Millennium, a Poem in Five Books
• Millennium, a Poem, in Four Books
• Milton a Poem in 2 Books
• Milton Hill: A Poem
• Milton's Italian Poems Translated, and Addressed to a Gentleman of Italy
• Miltonics: A Mock-heroic Poem, Dedicated to the Freeholders of the County of York
• Mimosa: or, The Sensitive Plant; a Poem
• Mimosa: Or, the Sensitive Plant; a Poem. Dedicated to Mr. Banks, and Addressed to Kitt Frederick, Dutchess of Queensberry, Elect.
• Mina, a Dramatic Sketch: With Other Poems
• Minor Poems
• Minor Poems
• Minor Poems
• Minor Poems, Including Napoleon
• Minor Poems, Odes, &c.
• Minor Poems. Part II
• Minor Poems; or Poetical Pieces never before Published . . .
• Minstrel Stolen Moments; or, Shreds of Fancy
• Minstrelsey of Edmund the Wanderer. Collected by His Early Companion, and Intimate Friend
• Minstrelsy of Erin, or Poems Lyrical, Pastoral, and Descriptive
• Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border
• Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border . . .
• Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border: Consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads . . . .
• Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border: Consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads . . . .
• Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border: Consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads . . . .
• Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border: Consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads . . . .
• Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border: Consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads . . . .
• Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border: Consisting of Historical and Romantic Ballads . . . . Vol. III
• Minstrelsy: Ancient and Modern, with an Historical Introduction and Notes
• Minutiae . . . . in Verse, and Prose
• Miracles of God and the Prophets
• Miracles: A Seatonian Prize Poem
• Mirandola a Tragedy
• Mirandola a Tragedy
• Mirandola; a Tragedy
• Mirth and Glee; or, a Pill to Purge Melancholy: Being a Neat Collection of Poetical Pieces . . . .
• Mirth and Metre: Consisting of Poems, Serious, Humorous, and Satirical; Songs, Sonnets, Ballads, & Bagatelles
• Mirth and Song: Consisting of a Lecture on Heads . . . and Courtship, with a Collection of Approved Songs
• Mirth for Midsummer, Merriment for Michaelmas, Cheerfulness for Christmas, Laughter for Lady-day: Forming a Collection of Parlour Poetry . . . .
• Mirth, a Poem in Answer to Warton's Pleasures of Melancholy
• Misanthropy, and Other Poems
• Miscellanea Nova....
• Miscellanea.
• Miscellaneous and Fugitive Pieces
• Miscellaneous and Fugitive Pieces
• Miscellaneous and Fugitive Pieces
• Miscellaneous and Posthumous Poems
• Miscellaneous Compositions in Verse . . . .
• Miscellaneous Hymns and Poems in Three Parts . . . the Greater Number of which were Written in the United States of America, in the Years 1799, 1800
• Miscellaneous Musings, Containing The United Friends
• Miscellaneous Pieces
• Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse
• Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse and Prose
• Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse and Prose
• Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse, Moral and Religious
• Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse, with Cursory Theatircal Remarks
• Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse: With Some Songs
• Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse; with Cursory Theatrical Remarks
• Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse; Written at Various Times, on Different Subjects . . . .
• Miscellaneous Pieces of Poetry
• Miscellaneous Pieces on Sacred Subjects, in Prose and Verse
• Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• Miscellaneous Pieces, in Verse
• Miscellaneous Pieces, in Verse, Serious and Moral
• Miscellaneous Pieces: in Prose and Verse
• Miscellaneous Pieces: in verse
• Miscellaneous Pieces: Original and Collected; by a Clergyman of Northamptonshire
• Miscellaneous Pieces; in Verse
• Miscellaneous Plays
• Miscellaneous Plays
• Miscellaneous Poems
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• Miscellaneous Poems . . . to which is added a Farce . . .
• Miscellaneous Poems and Translations
• Miscellaneous Poems for a Winter's Evening
• Miscellaneous Poems on His Domestic and Other Circumstances
• Miscellaneous Poems on Moral and Religious Subjects
• Miscellaneous Poems on Moral and Religious Subjects
• Miscellaneous Poems on the Following Subjects . . . .
• Miscellaneous Poems on the Following Subjects . . . .
• Miscellaneous Poems Selected from the United States Literary Gazette
• Miscellaneous Poems Vol. II [of 2]
• Miscellaneous Poems [Vol. 1 of 2]
• Miscellaneous Poems, and a Tragedy
• Miscellaneous Poems, and Other Compositions
• Miscellaneous Poems, and Paraphrases of Select Passages of the Hebrew Scriptures
• Miscellaneous Poems, Extracted from the Records of the Circulation Club at Edinburgh
• Miscellaneous Poems, for the Use of Youth
• Miscellaneous Poems, including Those on His Domestic Circumstances
• Miscellaneous Poems, Moral and Religious
• Miscellaneous Poems, on His Domestic and Other Circumstances
• Miscellaneous Poems, on Moral and Religious Subjects
• Miscellaneous Poems, on Various Subjects
• Miscellaneous Poems, on Various Subjects
• Miscellaneous Poems, on Various Subjects, Designed for the Instruction and Entertainment of Youth
• Miscellaneous Poems, Respectfully Inscribed to the Right Honourable Viscountess Sidmouth
• Miscellaneous Poems, Respectfully Inscribed to the Right Honourable Viscountess Sidmouth
• Miscellaneous Poems, Some . . . in the Cumberland and Scottish Dialects
• Miscellaneous Poems, some of which are in the Cumberland and Scottish Dialects
• Miscellaneous Poems, some of which are in the Cumberland Dialect
• Miscellaneous Poems, Songs, &c. Partly in the Scottish Dialect, with a Copious Glossary
• Miscellaneous Poems, Songs, and Ballads in the Cumberland Dialect
• Miscellaneous Poems, Songs, and Ballads, in the Cumberland Dialect
• Miscellaneous Poems, Translations, and Imitations
• Miscellaneous Poems, with Notes
• Miscellaneous Poems, with Several Specimens from the Author's Manuscript Version of the Poems of Ossian
• Miscellaneous Poems. . . . Dedicated (by Permission) to the Right Honorable Lady Charlotte Rawdon
• Miscellaneous Poems. Dedicated to Joseph Jekyll, Esq.
• Miscellaneous Poems. The Confession; or, Love and Madness, a tragic poem, founded on fact....
• Miscellaneous Poems. The Illustrious Friends; Address to Music and Poesy, &c &c
• Miscellaneous Poems: On Various Subjects, and Occasions
• Miscellaneous Poems: The Amusement of the Author's Solitary Hours
• Miscellaneous Poems: with Introductory Observations on the Peasant Poets of Scotland
• Miscellaneous Poems; a Tradesman's Lays
• Miscellaneous Poems; and Thoughts on Bettering the Condition of the Poor
• Miscellaneous Poems; being the Genuine Compositions . . . . Third Volume
• Miscellaneous Poems; Consisting of Elegies, Odes, Pastorals, &c. Together with Calypso, a Masque
• Miscellaneous Poetic Attempts
• Miscellaneous Poetical Translations
• Miscellaneous Poetry
• Miscellaneous Poetry
• Miscellaneous Poetry
• Miscellaneous Poetry
• Miscellaneous Poetry . . . Written at an Early Period of Life
• Miscellaneous Poetry upon Various Subjects & Occasions
• Miscellaneous Poetry, in English and Latin
• Miscellaneous Poetry, Moral, Humorous, and Satirical
• Miscellaneous Poetry: (Many of the Pieces Written at an Early Age.) To Which is Added, an Oratorio, Called Elijah
• Miscellaneous Poetry: Or, the Farmer's Muse
• Miscellaneous Poetry: Selected in General from the Most Entertaining and Instructive Writings of the British Poets
• Miscellaneous Reflections. In Verse. Mostly written at sundry times, when under long confinement by a complication of nervous disorders
• Miscellaneous Scotch Poetry
• Miscellaneous Selections and Original Pieces, in Prose and Verse Consisting Principally of Pieces of Moral Instruction, Descriptions of Fine Scenery, Delineations of Distinguished Characters, etc.
• Miscellaneous Selections, in Verse and Prose, Chiefly from the Most Eminent English Classics: Calculated for the Improvement of Youth . . . .
• Miscellaneous Sketches, in Prose and Verse: Written for the Spiritual Improvement and Instruction of Mankind
• Miscellaneous Translations and Imitations of the Minor Greek Poets
• Miscellaneous Trifles
• Miscellaneous Verses
• Miscellaneous Verses
• Miscellaneous Works
• Miscellaneous Works . . . Containing His View of the Lancashire Dialect . . . His Poem of the Flying Dragon, and the Man of Heaton . . . .
• Miscellaneous Works of Jacob Grieve: Containing a Dialogue, Between a Minister, and a Collier, with Some Poetical Pieces.
• Miscellaneous Works, Prose and Poetical
• Miscellaneous Writings on Religious Subjects . . . .
• Miscellaneous Writings: Consisting of Poems; Lucretia, a Tragedy;and Moral Essays; with a Vocabulary of the Passions . . . .
• Miscellanies
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• Miscellanies
• Miscellanies
• Miscellanies
• Miscellanies
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse
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• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse
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• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse . . .
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse . . . from the Works . . . .
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, Mostly Written in the Epistolary Style: Chiefly upon Moral Subjects, and Particularly Calculated for the Improvement of Younger Minds
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, on Various Occasions . . . .
• Miscellanies in Prose and Verse. . . . To Which is Added, the Temple of Virtue, a Dream
• Miscellanies in Prose, and Verse
• Miscellanies in Verse and Prose
• Miscellanies in Verse and Prose
• Miscellanies in Verse and Prose . . .
• Miscellanies in Verse. Consisting of Poems, Tales, Translations, &c.
• Miscellanies on Various Subjects, Containing a Tragedy, Founded on a Fact...a Poem on the Late Peace...a Poem in Praise of Stockton
• Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse
• Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse
• Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse . . .
• Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse . . .
• Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse . . . . .
• Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse, Consisting of the Inspector, a Periodical Paper; and Poems . . . .
• Miscellanies, in Two Parts. . .
• Miscellanies, in Verse and Prose, English and Latin . . . .
• Miscellanies, Moral and Instructive, in Prose and Verse . . . for the Use of Schools . . . .
• Miscellanies, Moral and Instructive, in Prose and Verse; Collected from Various Authors, for the Use of Schools . . . .
• Miscellanies, Moral and Instructive, in Prose and Verse; Collected from Various Authors, for the Use of Schools, and Improvement of Young Persons of Both Sexes
• Miscellanies, Moral and Instructive, in Prose and Verse; Collected from Various Authors, for the Use of Schools, and Improvement of Young Persons of Both Sexes
• Miscellanies, Moral and Instructive, in Prose and Verse; Collected from Various Authors, for the Use of Schools, and Improvement of Young Persons of Both Sexes
• Miscellanies, Moral and Instructive, in Prose and Verse; Collected from Various Authors, for the Use of Schools, and Improvement of Young Persons of Both Sexes
• Miscellanies, Moral and Instructive, in Prose and Verse; Collected from Various Authors; for the Use of Schools . . . .
• Miscellanies, Moral and Instructive, in Prose and Verse; Collected from Various Authors; for the Use of Schools . . . .
• Miscellanies, Moral and Instructive, in Prose and Verse; Collected from Various Authors; for the Use of Schools . . . .
• Miscellanies, Moral and Instructive, in Verse, Extracted from the Best Authors, for the Improvement of Young Persons
• Miscellanies, Viz. I. The Time-piece . . . . II. Verses on the Month of May.III. An Affectionate Father's Dying Advice
• Miscellanies: Consisting of Poems, Classical Extracts, and Oriental Apologues
• Miscellanies: in Prose and Verse
• Miscellanies: in Prose and Verse . . . Vol. II [of 2]
• Miscellanies: in Prose and Verse . . . in Two Volumes. Vol. I [of 2]
• Miscellanies: in Two Volumes
• Miscellanies; Containing English Inconsistency, War and Peace, Fasting and Felo-de-se, Worthless Rags and Song . . . .
• Miscellany in Prose and Verse, for Young Persons. Designed Particularly for the Amusement of Sunday Scholars
• Miscellany, in Verse and Prose
• Mischief
• Mischief. Second Section [of 2]
• Misc[ellaneous Works] . . . with an Account of His Life and Writings
• Misc[ellaneous] Poe[ms]
• Miserio's Vision; a Poem
• Miss Kitty: A Parody, on Lenora; a Ballad
• Mississippian Scenery; a Poem, Descriptive of the Interior of North America
• Missourian Lays and Other Western Ditties
• Mock Heroics, on Snuff, Tobacco, and Gin; and a Rhapsody on an Inkstand; with Four Appropriate Coloured Caricature Engravings, by Cruikshank
• Modern Accomplishments; or, The Boarding School! A Tale in Verse
• Modern Antiquity, and Other Poems
• Modern Aristocracy, or the Bard's Reception; the Fragment of a Poem, Written in March 1830
• Modern Belles. Dedicated to All the Beaux
• Modern Britons. A Poem
• Modern Church Reform: A Poem
• Modern France: A Poem
• Modern Greece. A Poem
• Modern Greece. A Poem
• Modern Honor: A Tragedy, in Five Acts; as Performed . . . .
• Modern Manners, a Poem. In Two Cantos
• Modern Manners: In a Series of Familiar Epistles
• Modern Manners: In a Series of Familiar Epistles
• Modern Manners; or, The Country Cousins: in a Series of Poetical Epistles
• Modern Matrimony. A Poem. To Which is Added, the Disappointment. An Elegy
• Modern Matrimony: A Poem
• Modern Midnight Conversation, or Matrimonial Dialogues, Adapted to the Times . . . .
• Modern Paris: A Free Imitation of the Third Satire of Juvenal
• Modern Parnassus; or, the New Art of Poetry, a Poem, Designed to Supersede the Rules of Aristotle, Horace, Longinus . . . .
• Modern Patriots, a Poetical Letter to T. S. W. Samwell
• Modern Patriots: A Poetical Letter to T. S. W. Samwell, Esq.
• Modern Persecution. A Poem, in Three Cantos
• Modern Pilgrimage, a Scottish Ballad
• Modern Poems: Selected chiefly from Miscellanies published lately
• Modern Poets, a Satire: To Which is Prefixed a Dedication to the . . . Reviewers
• Modern Poets. A Dialogue, in Verse
• Modern Proselytism, a Poetical Sketch
• Modern Refinement, A Satire
• Modern Songs, on Various Subjects: Adapted to Common Tunes
• Modest Exceptions, from the Court of Parnassus, to Mrs Macaulay's Modest Plea
• Molech; or, the Approach of the Deluge: A Sacred Drama
• Moll Pitcher, a Poem
• Moments of Loneliness, or, Prose and Poetic Efforts, on Various Subjects and Occasions
• Momus; or, The Fall of Britain. A Poem
• Monimia to Lorenzo. A Poetical Epistle
• Monmouth: A Tale
• Monody on Admiral Lord Viscount Nelson . . .
• Monody on His Late Royal Highness the Duke of Kent
• Monody on Major Andre
• Monody on Major Andre . . . . To Which are Added, Letters Addressed to Her by Major Andre, in the Year 1796
• Monody on Major Andre, (Who was Executed at Tappan, November ---- 1780.) . . . To Which are Added Major Andre's Letters, Addressed to Miss Seward, when at His 18 Year
• Monody on Major Andre, (Who was Executed) at Tappan, November -- --(1780.) . . . To Which are Added Major Andre's Letters. Addressed to Miss Seward, when at His 18th Year
• Monody on Major Andre. To Which are Added Letters Addressed to Her by Major Andre, in the Year 1769
• Monody on Major Andre. To Which are Added Letters Addressed to Her by Major Andre, in the Year 1769
• Monody on Major Andre; and Elegy on Captain Cook. . . . Also, Sympathy.--A Poem
• Monody on Major Andre; and Elegy on Captain Cook. Also . . . Sympathy. A Poem
• Monody on the Death of Gen. Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
• Monody on the Death of Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte of Wales. To which is added, Desolation, a Dream, inscribed to the Princess of Wales
• Monody on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte Augusta
• Monody on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales. To Which is Added, Desolation, a Dream, Inscribed to the Princess of Wales
• Monody on the Death of Her Royal Highness, the Princess Charlotte of Wales
• Monody on the Death of John Thurlow, Esq.
• Monody on the Death of Lord Byron
• Monody on the Death of Sir John Moore . . . . Recited at Drury-Lane Theatre . . . Prohibited on the Third Night, . . . Quoted . . . in the House of Commons . . . .
• Monody on the Death of the Duke of York
• Monody on the death of the late John Young, LL.D., First Professor of Moral Philosophy, in the Belfast Royal Academical Institution
• Monody on the Death of the Princess Charlotte . . . .
• Monody on the Death of the Right Honourable Henry, Lord Viscount Melville . . . . and of the Right Hon. Robert Blair . . . .
• Monody on the Death of the Right Honourable R. B. Sheridan
• Monody on the Death of the Right Honourable R. B. Sheridan, Written at the Request of a Friend, to be Spoken at Drury Lane Theatre
• Monody on the Death of the Right Honourable R. B. Sheridan. Spoken at Drury Lane Theatre
• Monody on the Lamented Demise of His Late Most Sacred Majesty George the Third, and his Royal Highness the late Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathern
• Monody on the Right Honourable Charles James Fox
• Monody on the Unfortunate Major Andre; Who was Executed at Tappan, Nov.--, 1780. . . . To Which are Added Major Andre's Letters Addressed to Miss Seward, when at His Eighteenth Year
• Monody on the Unfortunate Major Andre; Who was Executed at Tappan, November--, 1780. . . . To Which are Added, Major Andre's Letters. Addressed to Miss Seward, when at His 18th Year
• Monody on the Universally Deplored Death of Sir Samuel Romilly; to Which is Added, the Briton's Apostrophe
• Monody on the Victims and Sufferers by the Late Conflagration in the City of Richmond, Virginia
• Monody to the Memory of His Grace the Duke of Bedford
• Monody to the Memory of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Late President of the Royal Academy, &c. &c. &c.
• Monody to the Memory of the Late . . . Queen Caroline . . . .
• Monody to the Memory of the Late Queen of France
• Monody to the Memory of the Princess Charlotte Augusta
• Monody to the Memory of the Rev. Dr. Charles Nisbet . . . .
• Monody to the Memory of the Right Honourable William Pitt: Inscribed to His Surviving Friends
• Monody, on the Death of Brigadier General Zebulon Montgomery Pike: And Other Poems
• Monody, Written at Matlock, October 1791
• Monody: To the Memory of the Right Honorable Richard Brinsley Sheridan
• Monopolists. A Poem
• Monsieur Mallet: Or, My Daughter's Letter. A Random Record
• Monsieur Mallet; or, My Daughter's Letter. A random record [in verse]
• Monsieur Nongtongpaw
• Monsieur Tonson
• Monsieur Tonson
• Monsieur Tonson: A New Version
• Mont Blanc, and Other Poems
• Mont Blanc: An Irregular Lyric Poem
• Mont St. Jean, a Poem, . . . Theodore & Laura, a Tale . . . .
• Montalban, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Montalto: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Montalto; or, the Heart Unveiled. A Poem, in Two Cantos. With Other Poems
• Montalvyn, the benevolent patriot. A drama in five acts, elucidating the principle of benevolence, under its modification, philanthropy; and exemplifying a practical plan for the abolition or diminution of parochial taxation
• Montbar, or the Buccaneer. A Tragedy
• Montem. A Poem
• Montezuma, a Tragedy, in Five Acts: And Other Poems
• Montfort; a Poem, in Three Cantos
• Monthermer: A Poem
• Montmorency; a Tragic Drama. The First of a Series of Historical and Other Dramas. Together with Some Minor Poems
• Moods and Tenses
• Moonlight, a Poem: With Several Copies of Verses
• Moonlight: The Doge's Daughter: Ariadne: Carmen Britannicum . . . Angelica, or the Rape of Proteus
• Moonshine
• Moonshine . . . Containing Miscellaneous Trifles
• Moonshine . . . Containing Miscellaneous Trifles
• Moonshine . . . Containing Miscellaneous Trifles
• Moonshine . . . Containing Sketches in England and Wales
• Moonshine . . . Containing Sketches in England and Wales
• Moonshine . . . Containing Unconnected Trifles, and Appendix
• Moral & Political Truth; or Reflections Suggested by Reading History and Biography
• Moral and Political Reflections on Government and the Glory of the English Nation. A Poem
• Moral and Religious Musings
• Moral and Rural Poetry
• Moral and Sacred Poetry
• Moral Drama's Intended for Private Representation
• Moral Eclogues
• Moral Epistle, Respectfully Dedicated to Earl Stanhope
• Moral Fables
• Moral Hints to the Rising Generation, an Epistle of Horace. The Second of the First Book, applied to the Instruction of a Son, at Winchester School
• Moral Hours, a Poem
• Moral Odes . . . Translated
• Moral Pastorals, and Other Poems
• Moral Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• Moral Poems
• Moral Poems for the Instruction and Amusement of Children: intended as a Companion to Dr. Watts's Divine Songs
• Moral Reflections in Verse, Begun in Hawkstone Park . . .
• Moral Reflections on the Field of Waterloo: With Other Poems
• Moral Song Book for the Nursery, and Infant Schools
• Moral Songs for the Instruction and Amusement of Children: intended as a Companion to Dr. Watts's Divine Songs
• Moral Songs, for the Instruction and Amusement of Children; Intended as a Companion to Dr. Watts' Divine Songs
• Moral Tales and Poetic Essays
• Moral Tales in Verse, Founded on Real Events
• Moral Tales in Verse; Calculated to Please and Instruct Young Children
• Moral Tales, in Prose and Verse, Selected and Revised from the Best Authors
• Moral Tales. A Christmas Night's Entertainment
• Moral Tales. A Christmas Night's Entertainment
• Moranza: or, the African Slave, an Address to Poverty. and An Elegy on a Young Gentleman, who Died at Angola
• Morcar and Elfina. A Legendary Tale
• More Broad Grins; or Mirth versus Melancholy
• More Conversation. An Ecclesiastical Sinapism . . . .
• More Kings! A Poem: To Which is Prefixed an Epistle to the Monthly Reviewers
• More Kings! A Poem: To Which is Prefixed an Epistle to the Monthly Reviewers
• More Kings! Or London in an Uproar. A Poem . . . . To Which is Added, an Epistle to the Monthly Reviewers
• More Lyric Odes to the Royal Academicians
• More Lyric Odes to the Royal Academicians
• More Lyric Odes to the Royal Academicians
• More Lyric Odes to the Royal Academicians
• More Lyric Odes to the Royal Academicians . . .
• More Lyric Odes, to the Royal Academicians
• More Lyric Odes, to the Royal Academicians
• More Money! or, Odes of Instruction to Mr. Pitt . . .
• More Money! or, Odes of Instruction to Mr. Pitt: with a Variety of Choice Matters
• More Money! or, Odes of Instruction to Mr. Pitt: with a Variety of Other Choice Matters
• More News from Venice
• More Odes upon Odes, or a Peep at Peter Pindar; or Falshood Detected; or What You Will
• More R---l Coupling!! Or, Glo---r and Mary. A Poem
• More Wonders! An Heroic Epistle to M. G. Lewis, Esq. M.P. Editor of "Tales of Wonder," Author of "The Monk,"--"Castle Spectre," &c. &c. . . .
• Morni; an Irish Bardic Story, in Three Cantos: And the Pilgrim of Carmel; an Eastern Tale, in One Canto
• Morning and Evening Prayers, for Every Day in the Week . . . .
• Morning Thoughts in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Morning Thoughts in Prose and Verse on Portions of the Successive Chapters in the Gospel of St. Mark
• Morning Thoughts in Prose and Verse on Single Verses . . . in the Gospel of St. Matthew
• Morning Thoughts in Prose and Verse on Single Verses in the Gospel of St. Matthew
• Morning Thoughts, in Prose and Verse, on Single Verses in the Successive Chapters in the Gospel of St. Matthew
• Morning Thoughts, in Prose and Verse, on Single Verses in the Successive Chapters, in the Gospel of St. Matthew
• Morning Thoughts: Or Poetical Meditations, Moral, Divine and Miscellaneous. . . . Volume I [all published]
• Morning. The R----ty Hoax, Fete, Jubilee, Nay, What You Will!! Or, John Bull Diddled
• Moron, a Tale of the Alhambra. In Three Cantos. And the Mother's Tale, a Fragment
• Mortality: A Poem, Sung in Solitude
• Moscow. A Poem
• Moscow: a Tragedy: Founded on Recent Historical Facts
• Moscow: An Ode: According to the Arrangement of the Ancient Greek
• Moscow; a Tragedy Founded on Recent Historical Events
• Moscow; or, Triumphant Self-devotion: A Poem, in Three Cantos, with Notes, Historical, Philosophical, and Critical
• Moses in the Ark of Bullrushes, a Sacred Drama
• Moses Viewing the Promised Land. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• Moses, under the Direction of Divine Providence, Conducting the Children of Israel from Egypt to the Promised Land . . . .
• Mother Goose's Melodies, the Only Pure Edition
• Mother Goose's Melodies, the Only Pure Edition . . . .
• Mother Goose's Melodies; or Sonnets for the Cradle
• Mother Goose's Melody, or Sonnets for the Cradle
• Mother Goose's Melody, or Sonnets for the Cradle
• Mother Goose's Melody, or, Sonnets for the Cradle . . . .
• Mother Goose's Melody: Or Sonnets for the Cradle. In Two Parts
• Mother Goose's Melody: Or Sonnets for the Cradle. In Two Parts
• Mother Goose's Melody: Or, Sonnets for the Cradle: Containing the Most Celebrated Songs and Lullabies of the Old British Nurses . . . .
• Mother Goose's Melody; or, Sonnets for the Cradle
• Mother Goose's Melody; or, Sonnets for the Cradle. In Two Parts
• Mother Hubbard and Her Dog
• Mottos in Verse, Continued . . . Vol. II
• Mottos, in Verse, Continued; Containing the English Peers, Who have Attained Their Majority . . . .
• Mount Edgecumbe, a Descriptive Poem: The Shipwreck, a Naval Eclogue; and Miscellaneous Verses on Several Occasions: With Notes
• Mount Edgecumbe, a Poem
• Mount Hope, an Evening Excursion
• Mount Leinster; or, the Prospect: A Poem, Descriptive of Irish Scenery, &c. &c. &c.
• Mount Leinster; or, the Prospect: A Poem, Descriptive of Irish Scenery, &c. &c. &c. The Second Part
• Mount Merrion. A Poem
• Mount Pleasant: a Descriptive Poem. To which is added, An Ode
• Mount Sinai: a Poem, in Four Books
• Mount Vernon, a Poem: Being the Seat of His Excellency George Washington . . .
• Mountain Buds and Blossoms, Wove in a Rustic Garland
• Mountain Melodies, &c. &c. &c.
• Mountain Rambles, and Other Poems
• Mournful Recollections
• Moylurg: a Poem in Six Cantos
• Mrs. Clarke's Garland: In Sixteen Sonnets
• Mrs. Gilpin's Return from Edmonton; being the Sequel to the Wedding Day
• Mrs. Lovechild's Golden Present, for All Good Little Boys and Girls
• Mrs. Pownall's Address, in Behalf of the French Musicians, Delivered on Her Benefit Concert Night . . . . To Which are Added, Pastoral Songs Written by Herself at an Early Period of Life . . .
• Mrs. Rowe's Devout Exercises of the Heart . . . Translated into Blank Verse
• Mundi et Cordis: De Rebus Sepiternis et Temporariis: Carmina. Poets and Sonnets.
• Murphy's Grecian Daughter, a Tragedy . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers, Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry. Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's English Reader; or Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• Murray's Introduction to the English Reader, or a Selection of Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Calculated to Improve the Younger Classes in Reading . . . .
• Murtzoufle: A Tragedy. In Three Acts. With Other Poems
• Musa Victoriae, an Irregular Ode . . . .
• Musae Berkhamstedienses: Or Poetical Prolusions
• Musae Biblicae. Or the Poetry of the Bible. A Selection of the Most Elegant Poetical Translations . . . .
• Musae Hydenses; or, Prize Poems. Part II
• Musae Sacrae. Collection of Hymns and Sacred Poetry
• Musae Seatonianae. A Complete Collection of the Cambridge Prize Poems . . . .To Which are Added, Two Poems, Likewise Written for the Prize
• Musae Seatonianae. A Complete Collection of the Cambridge Prize Poems, from . . . 1750, to 1770. To which are added, Two Poems, likewise written for the Prize, by Mr. Bally and Mr. Scott
• Musae Seatonianae. A Complete Collection of the Cambridge Prize Poems, from . . . 1750, to the Present Time. To which are added, Two Poems, likewise written for the Prize, by Mr. Bally and Mr. Scott.
• Musae Seatonianae: A Complete Collection of the Cambridge Prize Poems . . . from 1750, to the Year 1806 . . . .
• Muscovy; a Poem, in Four Cantos: With Notes, Historical & Military: Also Several Detached Pieces
• Muscovy; a Poem, in Four Cantos: With Notes, Historical & Military: Also Several Detached Pieces
• Music Made Easy: the Gamut and Time Table in Verse
• Music, a Didactic Poem, in Five Cantos
• Musical and Poetical Relicks of the Welsh Bards . . . never before published
• Musical and Poetical Relicks of the Welsh Bards . . . never before published . . .
• Musical Dramas, with Select Poems, and Ballads
• Musick in Mourning: or, Fiddlestick in the Suds. A Tragi-comic, Poetical Burlesque
• Musings and Prosings
• Musings at an Evening Club in Boston. Somewhat Like a Poem
• Musomania; or Poets' Purgatory
• Mustapha: A Tragedy
• Mutius Scaevola; or, the Roman Patriot. An Historical Drama
• My Brother, a Poem
• My Cottage Poetry, or Indian Pastime
• My Cousin in the Army: Or, Johnny Newcome on the Peace Establishment. A Poem
• My Cousin in the Army; or, Johnny Newcome on the Peace Establishment. A Poem
• My Early Dreams
• My Father, a Poem
• My Father, a Poem
• My Father; a Poem for a Good Little Boy
• My Gloaming Amusements, a Variety of Poems, on Several Serious and Entertaining Subjects
• My Grandmother's Cat; or, Puss in Boots
• My Hookah; or, the Stranger in Calcutta: Being a Collection of Poems
• My Lady's Shag Dog; or, the Biter Bit!! A Poetical Epistle, from Johnny Bull, in London, to His Brother-in-law, Patrick Bull, in Dublin
• My Leisure Hours, or Poems on Various Subjects
• My Leisure Hours; or, Poems on Various Subjects
• My Lodger's Legacy; being Comic Tales in Verse, with Some Other Pieces
• My Lowly Love, and Other Petite Poems
• My Mind and Its Thoughts, in Sketches, Fragments, and Essays
• My Mother, a Poem
• My Mother; a Poem for a Good Little Girl
• My Native Land, and Other Poems
• My Native Village; and Other Poems
• My Night-gown and Slippers; or Tales in Verse. Written in an Elbow-chair
• My Note-book; or, Sketches from the Gallery of St. Stephen's. A Satirical Poem
• My Note-book; or, Sketches from the Gallery of St. Stephens. A Satirical Poem
• My Notebook for 1822; or the Agricultural Question: A Satirical Poem
• My Saviour; or, Devotional Meditations, in Prose and Verse, on the Names and Titles of the Lord Jesus Christ
• Myrtle Leaves; a Collection of Poems, Chiefly Amatory
• N-wt-n's Principia: Or, Live to Love. A Poem. With a Prologue
• Nadaber, a Tradition: With Other Poems
• Nadir: a Dramatic Poem
• Nala and Damayanti and Other Poems [from the Mahabharata]
• Napoleon and Other Poems.
• Napoleon and the Spots in the Sun; or, the R---t's Waltz; and Who Waltzed with Him--and Where a Poetical Flight, with Notes Variorum
• Napoleon Bonaparte; or, the Fallen Monarch; a Drama, in Three Acts
• Napoleon's Dying Soliloquy, and Other Poems
• Napoleon, and Other Poems
• Napoleon. In Six Cantos
• Napoleon: A Poem; in Which that Arch Apostate . . . is Held up to the Just Indignation of an Injured People . . . .
• Napoleon: Or, the Vanity of Human Wishes. Part II
• Narrative of the Exercise of Soul and Distress of Body of Noah Hatheway in His Last Sickness . . . To Which is Added, Some Pieces of His Poetry, on Various Subjects . . . .
• Narrative Poems
• Narrative Poems
• Narrative Poems on the Female Character, in the Various Relations of Life
• Narrative Poems on the Female Character, in the Various Relations of Life
• Natale Solum, and Other Poetical Pieces
• Nathan the Wise, a Dramatic Poem . . .
• Nathan's Parable to David, a Poem
• National Characters Exhibited in Forty Geographical Poems . . . .
• National Hymns, Original and Selected; for the Use of Those Who are "Slaves to No Sect"
• National Hymns, Original and Selected; for the Use of Those Who are "Slaves to No Sect"
• National Lyrics, and Songs for Music
• National Melodies, and Other Poems
• National Ode, in Celebration of the First of August, the Anniversary of the Accession to the Throne of the August Family of His Present Majesty
• National Poems
• National Songster; or, a Collection of the Most Admired Patriotic Songs, on the Brilliant Victories, Achieved by the Naval and Military Heroes of the United States of America . . . .
• National Triumphs
• Native Bards; Satirical Effusion: With Other Occasional Pieces
• Natura Rerum: Or, the Nature of Things: A Poem
• Nature's Music. Consisting of Extracts . . . in honour of the harp of Aeolus
• Nature: A Poem
• Nature: A Poem, in Six Books. Books I-III]
• Naucratia; or Naval Dominion. A Poem
• Nautic Hours
• Nautical Odes, or Poetical Sketches, Designed to Commemorate the Achievements of the British Navy
• Nautical Songster or Seaman's Companion . . . a Collection of the Most Improved Songs Interspersed with Many Originals
• Nauticks: or, Sailor's Verses
• Naval Poems. Pleasures of the Naval Life, and the Battle of Trafalgar
• Naval Songster, or Columbian Naval Melody. Being a Choice Collection of the Most Approved Naval Songs
• Naval Triumph; or, Nelson's Last Wreath, a Poem
• Naval, Poetical Journal; in Twelve Letters
• Navarin; A Poem
• Needwood Forest
• Needwood Forest, and The Fall of Needwood, with Other Poems
• Needwood Forest. Written in the Year 1776. Never Published
• Needwood Forest. Written in the Year M,DCC,LXXVI
• Neglected Genius. A Poem. Illustrating the Untimely and Unfortunate Fate of Many British Poets . . . .
• Neglected Genius: Or, Tributary Stanzas to the Memory of the unfortunate Chatterton
• Nelson Triumphant, a Poem
• Nelson's Tomb, a Poem . . . . To Which is Added, an Address to England on Her Nelson's Death
• Nelson's Tomb, Inscribed to the Army, Navy, and Volunteers of the United Kingdom
• Nelson's Triumph; or, the Battle of the Nile . . . .
• Nelson: An University Prize Poem
• Nepenthe
• Neptune; a Poem . . . .
• Nereus's Prophecy: A Sea-Piece, sketched off Ushant on the Memorable Morning of the 28th of July, 1778
• Nero Vanquished
• Nero Vanquished
• Nero Vindicated
• Nero Vindicated
• Netherby: A Poem
• New and Latest Collection of Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Original and Selected . . .
• New and Latest Collection of Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Original and Selected. To Which is Added an Elegy . . . .
• New and Latest Collection of Hymns, Original and Selected. For the Use of Christians
• New Ballads, to Old Familiar Tunes
• New Collection of Conference Hymns, Selected and Original
• New Description of Blenheim . . . to which is prefixed, Blenheim, a Poem
• New Elegant Extracts. A Unique Selection . . . from the Most Eminent British Poets, and Poetical Translators
• New England Freedom: Poem Delivered before the Washington Benevolent Society, in Brimfield, February 22d, 1813
• New England, and Other Poems
• New Fables in Verse: for the Amusement and Instruction of the Youth of Both Sexes
• New Facts, or the White-washer, or the Second Part of Gabriel Outcast . . . .
• New Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . .
• New Hymns, on Various Subjects . . . .
• New Hymns, on Various Subjects . . . . Together with a Number of the Psalms of David . . . .
• New Hymns, Songs and Verses, for Little Children
• New Idylles
• New Joke upon Joke, Containing Wit, Humor, Songs and Glees
• New Methodist Hymns and Divine Songs, for the Edification of the Pious
• New Musical Banquet; or, Choice Songs, Sentimental, Lively, Jovial, and Amorous. Improved with the Most Popular Songs lately Published in London
• New Poems, on a Variety of Different Subjects
• New Riddle-book
• New Riddle-book
• New Selections of Reformation Melodies
• New Songs for the Use of Christians, Selected
• New Songs on Different Subjects
• New Spiritual Songs, for Those Who Wish to Praise God
• New Tale of a Tub, a Poem, in Reply to a Paper, Entitled "The Dublin Conference v. Wesley"
• New Translation of the Adelphi . . . into Blank Verse, with Notes by the Translator
• New Version of the Psalms of David
• New Year's Gift. Etrennes Mignonnes
• New York Cries in Rhyme
• New-Haven, a Poem, Satirical and Sentimental, with Critical, Humorous, Descriptive, Historical, Biographical, and Explanatory Notes
• New-year’s Reflections, for January 1, 1808
• Newark, a Poem, Interspersed with Occasional Reflections
• Newgate, or, Desultory Sketches in a Prison; a Poem; and Other Original Fugitive Pieces, with Notes and Appendix
• Niagara, a Poem
• Niagara. A Poem
• Nickerson's Humorous Sentimental and Naval Songster or Museum of Mirth! . . . .
• Nickerson's Town & Country and Naval Songster; or, Museum of Mirth . . . .
• Nigel; or, the Crown Jewels, a Play, in Five Acts, as Performed, at the Theatre Royal Coven Garden . . . .
• Night, a Poem
• Night-watches, a Poem
• Night. A Descriptive Poem. Part I. In Four Books
• Nil Admirari; or, a Smile at a Bishop . . . . Also, Expostulation; or, an Address to Miss Hannah More . . . .
• Nilus; an Elegy. Occasioned by the Victory of Admiral Nelson over the French Fleet, on August 1, 1798
• No Abolition of Slavery; or the Universal Empire of Love: A Poem
• No Popery! George Gordon's Ghost; Catholic Emancipation; the Papist's Petition; the Prince Regent's Reply; the Middle Course; and Other Poems
• No. 1, Summer Productions; or, Progressive Miscellanies
• No. 1. Liberal Odes, Original and Selected, Respectfully Dedicated to the Honest and the Bold, of All Denominations
• No. 2, being the second letter of the Country post bag from the counsellor to the Rosy Rogue
• No. 3, or, the Nosegay; being the Third Letter of the Country Post-bag, from the Man to the Monster
• No. II, of Verses for Grave-stones, in Church-yards
• No. III. Or, the Nosegay; being the Third Letter of the Country Post-bag, from the Man to the Monster
• Noah's Flood: A Poem. In Two Parts . . . .
• Noah, a Poem
• Nobility, a Poem, in Imitation of the Eighth Satire of Juvenal . . . .
• Nobility: A Poem. In Imitation of Juvenal's Eighth Satire
• Nonsense Verses; with an Introduction, and Notes
• Noon. The Serpentine, and Bum-boat Fleet a Hoy!! Or, Hyde-Park the R*****y Play Ground
• Norbury Park, a Poem; with Several Others, Written on Various Occasions
• Northern Garlands . . . .
• Northern Reminiscences
• Northern Tour; or, Poetical Epistles
• Northern Triumphs and Iberian Victories; or Gallic Pride Humbled. A Poem
• Northernhay, a Poem . . .
• Northumberland Election. A.D. 1226
• Northumberland. A Tragedy
• Norway: A Poem
• Notes upon Notes, with Cuts upon Copper and Music
• Nouveau cours de langue anglaise . . . .
• November the Twelfth: A Poem
• Novitius, a Poem. Addressed to a Young Minister . . . .
• Nugae canorae
• Nugae Canorae
• Nugae Canorae. Poems
• Nugae Canorae; Consisting of a Few Minor Poems
• Nugae Canorae; or, Epitaphian Mementos (in Stone-cutters' Verse), of the Medici Family of Modern Times
• Nugae Metricae
• Nugae Modernae. Morning Thoughts and Midnight Musings: Consisting of Casual Reflections, Egotisms, &c. in Prose and Verse
• Nugae Poeticae
• Nugae Poeticae. Original Poems.
• Nugae Sacrae. Or, Psalms and Hymns, and Spiritual Songs
• Nugae Semitariae. Metrical Sketches, Descriptive and Moral
• Nugae: Or Poetical Sketches, to Which are Added Lines to the Memory of Mr. Cuddie
• Nugae; or, Poetic Trifles: Consisting of Original Poetry and Translations
• Number I. Poems, Written at Coosohatchie, in South Carolina . . . . From the Farmer's Museum
• Nun's Path, a Descriptive Poem. Part the First
• Nuptial Elegies
• Nuptial Elegies . . . to which is added, a Second Edition of War, an Ode
• Nurse Lovechild's Legacy
• Nurse Truelove's New-year's Gift: Or, the Book of Books for Children
• Nursery Novelties for Little Masters and Misses . . . .
• Nursery Poems, from the Ancient and Modern Poets
• Nursery Rhymes
• Nursery Rhymes and Tales, for the Amusement and Instruction of Children
• Nursery Rhymes, from the Royal Collections
• O Fluminense, a Poem, Suggested by Scenes in the Brazils
• O' Donoghue, Prince of Killarney; a Poem: In Seven Cantos
• O'Keeffe's Legacy to His Daughter, being the Poetical Works . . .
• O'Neil's Farewell. A Poem
• O'Neill, or the Rebel
• Oad Isaac, a Poem, Composed of Facts and Similitudes, in the Yorkshire Dialect
• Oberon, a Poem
• Oberon, a Poem
• Oberon, a Poem
• Oberon: or, Huon de Bordeaux: A Mask. And Orestes: A Tragedy . . . .
• Oberon; a Poem. From the German of Wieland . . . .
• Observations on Seduction . . . to Which is Added, a Poem . . . on the Same Subject
• Observations on Some of the Dialects in the West of England . . . and Poems and Other Pieces Exemplifying the Dialect
• Observations on the Trial of Wm. Parkinson, for Assault and Battery, on Mrs. Eliza Wintringham. A Poem
• Occasional Amusements
• Occasional and Miscellaneous Poems
• Occasional Attempts in Verse
• Occasional Epistles. Written during a Journey from London to Busrah, in the Gulf of Persia, in the Years 1780 1nd 1781. To William Hayley, Esq.
• Occasional Pieces of Poetry
• Occasional Pieces: in Verse and Prose . . .
• Occasional Poems
• Occasional Poems
• Occasional Poems
• Occasional Poems and Songs
• Occasional Poems, Written in the Year MDCCCXI
• Occasional Stanzas, Written at the Request of the Revolution Society . . .
• Occasional Verses, Moral and Sacred
• Ocean Rhymes
• Ocean Sketches, and Other Poems
• Ocean, Stella, and Other Poems
• Ocean, Stella, and Other Poems
• Ocean: A Poem, in Two Parts
• Octavia Elphinstone, a Manx Story. And Lois, a Drama
• Octavia Elphinstone, a Manx Story. And Lois, a Drama, Founded on a Legend in the Noble Family of ----
• Octavia; or the Bride of St. Agnes. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Octavius: A Tragic Drama. In Five Acts
• Odd Whims; and Miscellanies . . . .
• Oddities and Drolleries . . . . Also Several Popular Songs
• Odds and Ends. In Verse and Prose
• Odds and Ends; Original and Translated
• Ode Addressed to the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Belgrave, on His Marriage with the Right Honourable Lady Elizabeth Mary Leveson Gower, September 16, 1819
• Ode for the Celebration of the Battle of Bunker-hill, at the Laying of the Monumental Stone, June 17, 1825
• Ode for the Encaenia Held at Oxford, July 1793 . . .
• Ode on General Eliott's Return from Gibraltar
• Ode on His Majesty's Recovery
• Ode on Quitting the University
• Ode on St. Cecilia's Birthday
• Ode on the Arrival of the Potentates in Oxford: And Judicium Regale, an Ode
• Ode on the Celebration of the Eighth of February Instant, the Birth-day of the Earl of Belfast, and Twenty-first Year of his Age
• Ode on the Coronation of His Most Gracious Majesty George the Fourth, July 19, 1821
• Ode on the Death of Napoleon; Lines on the Neapolitan Revolution; and Other Poems
• Ode on the Departing Year
• Ode on the Distant View of France, from Dover Cliff, in the Year 1789
• Ode on the Fluctuations of Civil Society. To Which is Added, an Ode to Fortune
• Ode on the Late Change in Administration . . . .
• Ode on the Marriage of . . . Princess Charlotte . . .
• Ode on the Present State of English Poetry, Occasioned by Reading a Translation of Select Parts of Shakespeare, Milton, Thomson, Warton: Simonides, Sophocles, and Others. . . . With Remarks. To Which is Added, a Translation of a Fragment of Simonides.
• Ode on the Present State of Europe
• Ode on the State of Europe, at the Close of the Year 1806
• Ode on the Surrender at York Town . . . .
• Ode on the Taking of Minorca. Addressed to the Honourable James Murray
• Ode on the Victory of Waterloo
• Ode Presented to the King, at Blenheim, by His Grace the Duke of Marlborough . . .
• Ode to a Friend, on our Leaving . . . South Carolina. Written in June 1780
• Ode to a Magpie, Seen in the Gardens of C--lt-n P-l-ce
• Ode to Britannia. (For the Year 1780.) Occasioned by Our Late Successes
• Ode to Cloacina upon the Most Fashionable Model: with A Card to Dr. J--ns-n
• Ode to Desolation: With Some Other Poems
• Ode to Dr Thomas Percy, Lord Bishop of Dromore; Occasioned by Reading the Reliques of Ancient English Poetry
• Ode to Dragon, Mr Garrick's House-dog, at Hampton
• Ode to Eliza Ryves
• Ode to Fancy, with Other Poems
• Ode to Freedom
• Ode to General Kosciusko
• Ode to Her Imperial Majesty Catherine the Great . . . .
• Ode to His Majesty, on His Happy Recovery
• Ode to Hope
• Ode to Iberia
• Ode to Lord Nelson on His Conquest in Egypt
• Ode to Miss Boscawen
• Ode to Miss Boscawen
• Ode to Mr. Wright of Derby
• Ode to Napoleon Bonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Bonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Bonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Bonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte
• Ode to Palinurus
• Ode to Peace; to Which is Added, the Negro's Appeal
• Ode to Robert Brooke, Esquire: Occasioned by the Death of Hyder Ally
• Ode to the Benevolence of England, Addressed to Aliens and Natives
• Ode to the British Empire
• Ode to the British Empire
• Ode to the Duchess of Angouleme
• Ode to the Duchess of Newcastle on her Birthday
• Ode to the Duke of Wellington, and Other Poems
• Ode to the Emperor Alexander . . .
• Ode to the Genius of the Lakes in the North of England.
• Ode to the Hero of Finsbury Square . . .
• Ode to the Hon. Thomas Pelham . . . .
• Ode to the Humane Society
• Ode to the Memory of Sir Ralph Abercromby . . . .
• Ode to the Memory of Tannahill. The Highlandman's Account of His Majesty's Visit to Scotland, &c. &c
• Ode to the Memory of the Late Rev. John Owen, M.A. . . .
• Ode to the People of England
• Ode to the Rev. Mr Mason
• Ode to the Right Honourable Lord Melton, Infant Son of Earl Fitzwilliam
• Ode to the Rural Nymphs Written at Comb-bank . . . .
• Ode to Trinity College, Cambridge
• Ode to Wellington
• Ode upon Ode; or a Peep at St. James's; or New-Year's Day; or What You Will
• Ode upon Ode; or A Peep at St. James's; or New-Year's Day; or What You Will
• Ode upon Ode; or, A Peep at St. James's . . .
• Ode upon Ode; or, A Peep at St. James's; or New-Year's Day; or What You Will
• Ode upon Ode; or, A Peep at St. James's; or, New-Year's Day; or, What You Will
• Ode, in Commemoration of His Most Excellent Majesty's Visit to Ireland, with Notes
• Ode, Inscribed to John Howard . . .
• Ode, Inscribed to John Howard . . .
• Ode, Inscribed to John Howard, Esq. . .
• Ode, Inscribed to John Howard, Esq. F.R.S. . . .
• Ode, Inscribed to John Howard, Esq: F.R.S . . .
• Ode, Inscribed to Leonard Smelt, Esq.
• Ode, inscribed to the Right Honourable Spencer Earl of Northampton.
• Ode, on the Institution of a Society in Liverpool for the Encouragement of Designing, Drawing, Painting, &c. Read before the Society, December 13th, 1773
• Ode, Respectfully Addressed to Lord Belgrave . . . .
• Odes
• Odes
• Odes
• Odes
• Odes
• Odes
• Odes
• Odes
• Odes
• Odes . . . , Translated into English Verse, with Notes
• Odes . . . .
• Odes . . . .
• Odes . . . . Translated into English Verse
• Odes . . . ., Translated into English Verse, with Notes
• Odes . . . translated into English Verse
• Odes . . . with notes
• Odes . . ., Translated into English Verse
• Odes . . ., Translated into English Verse, with Notes
• Odes and Addresses to Great People
• Odes and Addresses to Great People
• Odes and Addresses to Great People
• Odes and Elegies, Descriptive & Sentimental: With the Patriot, a Poem.
• Odes and Miscellaneous Poems
• Odes and Miscellanies
• Odes and Other Poems
• Odes and Other Poems
• Odes and Other Poems
• Odes in Honour of His Royal Highness the Prince Regent. With Other Poems
• Odes Moral and Descriptive
• Odes of Anacreon
• Odes of Anacreon ...with Notes
• Odes of Anacreon, translated in English Verse
• Odes of Anacreon, Translated into English Verse, with Notes
• Odes of Importance, &c
• Odes of Importance, &c
• Odes on Peace and War
• Odes on Several Subjects
• Odes to Death, on the Late Royal Visitations . . . . To Which is Annexed, the Wonder; or, Education in a Convent!!! A Poem . . . .
• Odes to Great Folks
• Odes to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent . . . the Emperor of Russia, and . . . the King of Prussia
• Odes to Ins and Outs
• Odes to Ins and Outs
• Odes to Kien Long, the Present Emperor of China . . .
• Odes to Mr. Paine . . .
• Odes to Mr. Paine, Author of "Rights of Man" . . . .
• Odes to the Pillory. Supposed to Have been Written by a K----t and His Lady . . . .
• Odes to the Pillory. Supposed to Have Been Written by a K----t and His Lady. To Which is Added the Pillory's Prayer
• Odes to the Ragas, and Other Poems
• Odes upon Cash, Corn, Catholics, and Other Matters. Selected from the Columns of the Times Journal
• Odes upon Cash, Corn, Catholics, and Other Matters. Selected from the Columns of the Times Journal
• Odes upon Cash, Corn, Catholics, and Other Matters. Selected from the Columns of the Times Journal
• Odes upon Cash, Corn, Catholics, etc. National Airs. Evenings in Greece. Glees, etc.
• Odes, &c. on Various Occasions
• Odes, and Fugitive Poetry
• Odes, and Other Poems
• Odes, and Other Poems . . . .
• Odes, Elegies, and Miscellaneous Poetry; Moral and Sentimental . . . .
• Odes, Elegies, Ballads, Pictures, Inscriptions, Sonnets . . . . To Which are Prefixed, the Tears of the British Muse, a New Edition Corrected and Enlarged
• Odes, Elegies, Songs, &c
• Odes, English and Latin
• Odes, Lyrical Ballads, and Poems on Various Occasions
• Odes, Naval Songs, and Other Occasional Poems (never before Published)
• Odes, Original and Translated. With Other Poems
• Odes, Original and Translated. With Other Poems
• Odes, Reflective and Historical
• Odes, Sonnets, and Other Poems
• Odin, a Poem in Eight Books and Two Parts . . . . Part the First
• Odo, Count of Lingen. A Poetical Tale, in Six Cantos
• Odo, Count of Lingen. A Poetical Tale: In Six Cantos
• Odofriede; the Outcast; a Dramatic Poem
• Oedipus Tyrannus; or, Swellfoot the Tyrant. A Tragedy. In Two Acts
• Oenone to Paris
• Oenone to Paris: An Epistle, translated from Ovid
• Oenone to Paris: An Epistle. To which is added an Elegy of Shenstone, Translated in Latin Elegiac Verse
• Of Divine Love
• Offa and Ethelbert; or, The Saxon Princes, a Tragedy
• Offerings of Parental Love and Conjugal Affection
• Offers of Christ No Gospel Preaching
• Offers of Christ No Gospel Preaching . . .
• Officer Pug. A Pastime of the Nineteenth Century
• Oina Morul, a Poem of Ossian in English Verse.
• Old Ballads, Historical and Narrative, with Some of Modern Date . . . .
• Old Ballads, Historical and Narrative, with some of modern date; now first collected, and reprinted from rare Copies and MSS
• Old Ballads, Historical and Narrative, with some of modern date; now first collected, and reprinted from rare Copies [Volumes 1-2 of 4; vols 3-4 published 1784]
• Old Booty! A Serio-comic Sailor's Tale
• Old Dame Margery's Hush a Bye, and Hymns for Infant Minds
• Old Dame Margery's Hush-a-bye . . . .
• Old Dame Trot and Her Comical Cat
• Old Dame Trot and Her Comical Cat
• Old Dame Trot, and Her Comical Cat
• Old Dame Trot, and Her Comical Cat
• Old Dame Trot, and Her Comical Cat
• Old English Sayings Newly Expounded, in Prose and Verse
• Old Friends in a New Dress; or Familiar Fables in Verse . . . .
• Old Friends in a New Dress; or, Familiar Fables in Verse
• Old Friends in a New Dress; or, Select Fables of Aesop, in Verse
• Old Friends in a New Dress; or, Select Fables of Aesop, in Verse [in two Parts]
• Old Grand-papa, and Other Poems, for the Amusement of Children
• Old Grand-papa, and Other Poems, for the Amusement of Children
• Old Grand-papa, and Other Poems, for the Instruction and Amusement of Children
• Old John's Tale; or Half an Hour's Amusement to the Not Too Difficult to Please. An Irregular Poem. . . . Cheerfully Dedicated to the Good-natured
• Old Mother Goose
• Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog
• Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog
• Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog
• Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Wonderful Dog
• Old Puzzle-cap; or, a New Riddle-book
• Old Things and New; or, Ancient Fables and Modern Men. A Satire
• Olio; or, Satirical Poetic-hodge-podge, with Explanatory Dialogue, in Vindication of the Motive. Addressed to Good Nature, Humour, and Fancy
• Oliver Cromwell. A Poem. In Three Books
• Oliver's Comic Songs: A Selection of the Whimsical, Witty . . . and Laughable. Part I
• Oliver's Comic Songs; a Collection of All the Wit, Humour, Eccentricity, and Originality in Song . . . .
• Oliver's Complete Collection of Comic Songs; Containing All the Wit, Humour, Eccentricity, and Originality in Song . . . .
• Olney Hymns
• Olney Hymns . . .
• Olney Hymns . . . .
• Olney Hymns . . . .
• Olney Hymns . . . .
• Olney Hymns in Three Books . . . .
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books . . . .
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• Olney Hymns, in Three Books . . . .
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• Olney Hymns, in Three Books . . . .
• Olney Hymns, in Three Books . . . .
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• Olney Hymns. In Three Books
• Olney Hymns. In Three Books . . . .
• Olney Hymns. In Three Books . . . .
• Olney Hymns: In Three Books . . . .
• Olney Hymns: In Three Books . . . .
• Olney Hymns: In Three Books . . . .
• Olympia. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Olympic Revels; or Prometheus and Pandora; a Mythological, Allegorical, Burletta . . . .
• Omar and Zara; or, the Power of Truth. A Father's Tale. In Verse
• Omiah's Farewell; Inscribed to the Ladies of London
• Omnipotence! A Poem
• Omnipotence! A Poem
• On Charity Bazaars
• On Earth Peace. An Invocation to Truth . . . .
• On Fashion. An Address to Youth of the Society of Friends
• On Gardening. Canto I [, of 4]
• On Illicit Love. Written among the Ruins of Godstow Nunnery, near Oxford
• On Lord Nelson's Victory over the French Fleet at Abouquir[:] An Idyl
• On Novelty: and on Trifles, and Triflers. Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath
• On the Building of a Monastery in Dorsetshire. 1795
• On the French Revolution. A Moral Essay on the Rights of Man
• On the Holy Scriptures. The Work of Christ. And Other Poems
• On the Last Judgment
• On the Last Judgment . . . .
• On the Manufactory of Paper: A Poem
• On the Nativity. Verses on the New Testament
• On the Preference of Virtue to Genius. A Poetical Epistle
• On the Victory Obtained by Rear-admiral Lord Nelson, of the Nile, over the French Fleet, on the First Day of August, 1798. A Poem
• One Hundred and Forty-seven Sepulchral Mottos; Consisting of Original Verses, Composed for Public Adoption, as Epitaphs . . . .
• One Hundred and Twenty-six Sepulchral Mottos; Consisting of Original Verses Composed for Public Adoption as Epitaphs . . . .
• One Hundred Fables in Verse
• One Hundred Fables, Original and Selected
• One Lay of a Night-harper to His Queen
• One More Peep at the Royal Academy; or, Odes to Academicians . . .
• One Thousand Eight Hundred; or, I Wish You a Happy New Year. Being a Collection of Favourite Songs . . . .
• One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety-six; a Satire: In Four Dialogues. Dialogue the First and Second
• One Year in Savannah; a Poem, in Five Parts
• Onea; an Indian Tale
• Ontwa, the Son of the Forest. A Poem
• Ophelia Keen!! A Dramatic Legendary Tale
• Opoleyta; or, a Tale of Ind. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• Oppression; or, the Abuse of Power. With the Recovery and Establishment of Freedom in America and France, a Poem . . . . Addressed to the Reforming Societies in Great Britain
• Opuscules Poetiques
• Orange, a Political Rhapsody. In Three Cantos
• Orange: A Political Rhapsody. Canto I
• Orange: A Political Rhapsody. Canto 1
• Orange: A Political Rhapsody. Canto 2
• Orange: A Political Rhapsody. Canto 3
• Orange: A Political Rhapsody. In Three Cantos.
• Orcadian Sketches; Legendary and Lyrical Pieces
• Ordination Counsel, in Verse . . . ; also Original Hymns, Poems and Translations
• Orestes in Argos: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Orestes in Argos; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Orestes, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Orfred; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Orient Harping: A Desultory Poem, in Two Parts
• Orient Harping: A Desultory Poem, in Two Parts
• Orient Harping: A Desultory Poem, in Two Parts
• Oriental Harp. Poems of the Boston Bard
• Oriental Scenes, Dramatic Sketches and Tales, with Other Poems
• Oriental Scenes, Sketches, and Tales
• Oriental Tales, Translated into English Verse
• Oriental Tales, Translated into English Verse
• Original and Select Hymns, on Various Subjects: Revised and Altered
• Original and Select Poems, Moral, Religious and Sentimental; Calculated to Refine the Taste, Elevate the Mind, and Attract the Attention of the Youth of Both Sexes
• Original and Selected Reformation Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . .
• Original Anniversary Hymns, Adapted to the Public Services of Sunday Schools and Sunday School Unions
• Original Charades
• Original Comic and Irish Songs . . . . The Whole to the Most Popular English, Scotch, and Irish Airs
• Original Compositions, in Prose and Verse. On Subjects Moral and Religious
• Original Compositions, in Prose and Verse. On Subjects Moral and Religious
• Original Ditties for the Nursery; So Wonderfully Contrived that They may be either Sung or Said by Nurse or Baby
• Original Dramas: Containing Royal Beneficence, or the Emperor Alexander . . . .
• Original Fables
• Original Fables
• Original Fables . . . . Dedicated to Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales
• Original Gospel Hymns, and Poems
• Original Hymns
• Original Hymns . . . on the Supralapsarian Principle
• Original Hymns . . . to which is added, a Few Choice Hymns from Various Authors
• Original Hymns and Moral Poems, for Children and Young Persons
• Original Hymns and Poems, for the Poor of Christ's Flock
• Original Hymns and Poems, on Spiritual Subjects
• Original Hymns and Poems. Written by a Private Christian for his own Use
• Original Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of the Pious. Never before Published
• Original Hymns for Sabbath Schools
• Original Hymns for Sabbath Schools
• Original Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Original Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Original Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Original Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Original Hymns for Sunday Schools
• Original Hymns for the Family and the Closet
• Original Hymns, for the Use of Infants' Schools
• Original Hymns, Illustrative of the Pilgrim's Progress; Parts I. and II. And on Various Other Subjects
• Original Hymns: Adapted for Social Prayer-meetings . . . and Christians in General
• Original Juvenile Poems
• Original Letters, Dramatic Pieces, and Poems
• Original Lines, and Translations
• Original Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• Original Miscellaneous Poems
• Original Miscellaneous Poems
• Original Miscellaneous Poems
• Original Miscellaneous Poems, Containing the Reflections of the Author on the Incidents of His Own Life, and on a Variety of Other Subjects . . . .
• Original Miscellaneous Poems, on Moral, Religious, and Entertaining Subjects
• Original Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse
• Original Miscellany: Being the Exercises Performed at the Exhibition of the Adelphia Society in Bacon Academy, Colchester . . . .
• Original Missionary Hymns
• Original Novels, Poems, and Essays
• Original Pathetic, Legendary, and Moral Poems, Intended for Young Persons . . . .
• Original Pieces on Different Subjects, chiefly in Verse
• Original Poems
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• Original Poems . . . .
• Original Poems . . . Which were Found among His Papers after His Decease; and Published at the Request of His Friends
• Original Poems . . ., Dedicated to Miss Ann Henderson. A Tribute to Gratitude and Friendship
• Original Poems and Imitations
• Original Poems and Songs
• Original Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Scotish Dialect
• Original Poems and Songs. Third Series
• Original Poems Chiefly on Sublime Subjects
• Original Poems for Infant Minds
• Original Poems in the Amatory, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems in the Amatory, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles . . . .
• Original Poems on Religious Subjects
• Original Poems on the Following Subjects . . . .
• Original Poems on Various Subjects
• Original Poems on Various Subjects
• Original Poems on Various Subjects
• Original Poems on Various Subjects . . . In Which are Interspersed a Few Approved Pieces . . . .
• Original Poems on Various Subjects Both Instructive and Entertaining; with a Variety of Amusing Scotch Songs, and Other Pieces; with Notes and Remarks
• Original Poems upon Subjects of a Religious Nature, with Curious and Entertaining Pastorals . . . .
• Original Poems, and a Play
• Original Poems, and Translations; Particularly Ambra. From Lorenzo de' Medici
• Original Poems, Chiefly on Divine Subjects . . .
• Original Poems, consisting of Elegies, Sonnets &c. with ... Songs written purposely for Masonic and Buck's Lodges . . . and . . . Other Respectable Societies
• Original Poems, for Infant Minds
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• Original Poems, for Infant Minds . . . .
• Original Poems, for Infant Minds.
• Original Poems, for Infant Minds. Vol I [, of 2]
• Original Poems, for Infant Minds. Vol. I [, of 2]
• Original Poems, for Infant Minds. Vol. I [, of 2]
• Original Poems, for Infant Minds. Vol. II
• Original Poems, for Infant Minds. Vol. II
• Original Poems, for Infant Minds. Vol. II [, of 2]
• Original Poems, for Infant Minds. Vol. I
• Original Poems, for Infant Minds. Vol. I [, of 2]
• Original Poems, for Young Persons. (Second Series)
• Original Poems, in the Amatory, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems, in the Amatory, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems, in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems, in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems, in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems, in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems, in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems, in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems, in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles
• Original Poems, in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles . . . .
• Original Poems, in the Moral, Heroic, Pathetic, and Other Styles. By a Traveller.
• Original Poems, Intended for the Use of Young Persons
• Original Poems, Moral and Instructive
• Original Poems, Never before Published . . .
• Original Poems, on a Variety of Subjects
• Original Poems, on a Variety of Subjects, Descriptive, Moral, and Entertaining
• Original Poems, on a Variety of Subjects, Interspersed with Tales; Forming the Largest Miscellaneous Collection ever Published by an American Author
• Original Poems, on Different Subjects. Part II
• Original Poems, on Various Occasions
• Original Poems, on Various Occasions
• Original Poems, on Various Occasions
• Original Poems, on Various Occasions
• Original Poems, on Various Occasions
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• Original Poems, on Various Subjects
• Original Poems, on Various Subjects: Tending to Shew the Wisdom and Goodness of God . . . .
• Original Poems, Sacred and Miscellaneous
• Original Poems, Sacred and Moral
• Original Poems, Selected from One Hundred and Fifty, Written in London, Dublin, Edinburgh, and Glasgow . . . .
• Original Poems, Serious and Entertaining
• Original Poems, Songs, &c. Descriptive of the Rise, Progress, and Triumph of Freedom and Independence in the City of Chester . . . .
• Original Poems, Translations, and Imitations, from the French, &c.
• Original Poems, with Imitations of Horace
• Original Poems. The Fatal Seduction . . . . The Mendicant . . . . With Other Pieces
• Original Poems: Calculated to Improve the Mind of Youth, and Allure It to Virtue. Part II
• Original Poems: Sacred, Natural, and Moral
• Original Poems; Calculated to Improve the Mind of Youth, and Allure It to Virtue
• Original Poems; Calculated to Improve the Mind of Youth, and Allure It to Virtue
• Original Poems; Calculated to Improve the Mind of Youth, and Allure It to Virtue [Part II, of 2]
• Original Poems; Calculated to Improve the Mind of Youth, and Allure It to Virtue. Part I [, of 2]
• Original Poems; Including a Tribute of Justice Addressed to the Right Honourable the Earl of Liverpool, to Charles Nicholas Pallmer, Esq. to the Rev. Samuel Whitelock Gandy. &c. &c.
• Original Poems; Moral, and Satirical
• Original Poems; with Notes
• Original Poetic Effusions, Religious, Moral and Sentimental
• Original Poetic Effusions. Moral, Religious, and Sentimental
• Original Poetical Works: Containing Christmas, Easter; with a View of Christ's Ascension . . . .
• Original Poetry
• Original Poetry
• Original Poetry
• Original Poetry
• Original Poetry Containing Examples of Ancient and Modern Patriotism, with Several Other Pieces
• Original Poetry for Infant and Juvenile Minds . . . .
• Original Poetry for Infant and Juvenile Minds. In Two Parts
• Original Poetry for Young Minds
• Original Poetry for Young Minds
• Original Poetry for Young Minds
• Original Poetry for Young Minds
• Original Poetry for Young Minds
• Original Poetry, for Infant and Juvenile Minds. In Two Parts
• Original Poetry, on Moral & Satirical Subjects. With Patriotic Songs, &c
• Original Poetry, on Moral and Religious Subjects. Consisting of I. Hymns for Sunday Schools; II Hymns for Various Occasions; and III Miscellaneous Poems
• Original Poetry, on Various Important Subjects
• Original Poetry. . . .
• Original Poetry; by Victor and Cazire
• Original Poetry; Consisting of Fugitive Pieces . . . and Miscellaneous Poems . . . .
• Original Psalms, or, Sacred Songs, Taken from the Psalms of David . . . .
• Original Rhymes
• Original Rhymes, on Various Subjects
• Original Sacred Hymns
• Original Sacred Poems: Or Middle-watch Reflections
• Original Scottish Rhymes; Humorous and Satirical
• Original Scottish Rhymes; with Humourous and Satirical Songs
• Original Sketches of Comic and Tragic Poetry on . . . Old England's Defiance to France . . . . To Which is Added, . . . the Sunderland Colllier
• Original Songs
• Original Songs and Poems, in English and Gaelic
• Original Songs, Amatory, Anacreontic, &c. No. 1
• Original Songs, on Various Subjects
• Original Sonnets on Various Subjects; and Odes Paraphrased from Horace
• Original Sonnets on Various Subjects; and Odes Paraphrased from Horace
• Original Sonnets on Various Subjects; and Odes Paraphrased from Horace
• Original Sonnets, and Other Poems
• Original Sonnets, and Other Small Poems
• Original Sonnets, Elegiac, Ethic, and Erotic. With Miscellaneous Productions and Imitations
• Original Tales
• Original, Serious, and Religious Poetry
• Orlando Furioso
• Orlando Furioso
• Orlando Furioso
• Orlando Furioso
• Orlando Furioso
• Orlando Furioso. Vol. I
• Orlando Furioso: Translated from the Italian . . . with Notes
• Orlando in Roncesvalles, a Poem, in Five Cantos
• Orlando: Or Parental Persecution, a Tragedy . . . . Adapted for Theatrical Representation, as Performed at the Theatre, Federal-Street, Boston
• Orlando: Or, a Woman's Virtue, a Tragedy in Five Acts
• Ornithologia, or the Birds: A Poem, in Two Parts . . . .
• Ornithologia, or the Birds: A Poem, in Two Parts . . . .
• Orondalie: A Tale of the Crusades . . . . To Which are Added, Other Original Poems
• Orpheus, Priest of Nature, and Prophet of Infidelity; or, the Eleusinian Mysteries Revived. A Poem, in Three Cantos.
• Orpheus, Priest of Nature, and Prophet of Infidelity; or, The Eleusinian Mysteries Revived. A Poem, in Three Cantos. . . . .
• Orra: A Lapland Tale
• Orra: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Oscar Fitz-James, a Drama in Three Acts
• Osman, a Turkish Tale
• Osman. A Turkish Tale
• Osmin and Leila, a Turkish Tale; with Other Poems
• Osric, a Missionary Tale; with the Garden, and Other Poems
• Osric: A Missionary Tale; with the Garden, and Other Poems
• Ossian's Fingal; an Ancient Epic Poem, in Six Books, Rendered into English Verse
• Oswald and Edwin, an Oriental Sketch
• Oswald, a Metrical Tale. Illustrative of a Poetical Character. In Four Cantos
• Oswald, a Tale, with Other Poems
• Osway: A Tragedy
• Otaheite: A Poem.
• Othello-Travestie. In Three Acts. With Burlesque Notes . . .
• Othello-Travestie: in Three Acts, with Burlesque Notes . . .
• Othello-travestie: In Three Acts. With Burlesque Notes, in the Manner of the Most Celebrated Commentators . . . .
• Othello-travestie: In Three Acts. With Burlesque Notes, in the Manner of the Most Celebrated Commentators; and Other Curious Appendices
• Other Juvenile Poems
• Otho: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Ottava Rima. To Commemorate the King's Public Entry into Dublin, August 17, 1821
• Ouabi: Or the Virtues of Nature. An Indian Tale. In Four Cantos
• Our Chronicle of '26. A Satirical Poem
• Our Country. A Poem
• Ourawns
• Out at Last! Or, the Fallen Minister
• Out at Last! Or, the Fallen Minister
• Out at Last! Or, the Fallen Minister
• Out at Last! Or, the Fallen Minister
• Outlines of British Entomology, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Outlines of Edinburgh, and Other Poems
• Outlines of English History, in Verse
• Outlines of English History, in Verse
• Outlines of English History, in Verse; and an Additional Chapter of the Succession of Nations in Britain, and the Kings Who Have Reigned in England since William the Conqueror
• Outlines Selected from the Blotting Book of an Invalid
• Ovid in London: A Ludicrous Poem, in Six Cantos
• Ovid's Epistles, Translated into English Verse
• Ovid's Heroid[e]s; or Epistles from the Heroines of Antiquity
• Owen of Carron a Poem
• Owen of Carron: A Poem
• Oxford Aphrodisiacal Licenses
• Oxford English Prize Poems
• Oxford Prize Poems: Being a Collection of Such English Poems as Have at Various Times Obtained Prizes . . . .
• Oxford Prize Poems: Being a Collection of Such English Poems as Have at Various Times Obtained Prizes in the University of Oxford
• Oxford Prize Poems: Being a Collection of Such English Poems as have at Various Times Obtained Prizes in the University of Oxford
• Oxford Prize Poems: Being a Collection of Such English Poems as Have at Various Times Obtained Prizes in the University of Oxford
• Oxford Prize Poems: Being a Collection of Such English Poems as Have at Various Times Obtained Prizes in the University of Oxford
• Oxford Prize Poems: Being a Collection of Such English Poems as Have at Various Times Obtained Prizes in the University of Oxford
• Oxford. A Poem
• Oxford. A Poem
• Oxford. A Poem
• Oxford. A Poem
• Oxford; an Eulogistic Satire
• Oxonia; a Descriptive Poem
• Oxoniana, a Didactic Poem in Several Letters on the Late Improved Mode of Study . . . in the University of Oxford
• Paddy Hew; a Poem, from the Brain of Timothy Tarpaulin. Whistled by a Sea Lark
• Paddy O'Murough; or, The Irish Freeholder's Expedition to the Election at Kildare
• Paddy Whiskey's Christmas Box for 1792
• Paddy's Resource, or the Harp of Erin, Attuned to Freedom; Being a Collection of Patriotic Songs; Selected for Paddy's Amusement
• Paddy's Resource, or the Harp of Erin, Attuned to Freedom; being a Collection of Patriotic Songs; Selected for Paddy's Amusement
• Paddy's Resource. Being a Select Collection of Original and Modern Patriotic Songs: Compiled for the Use of the People of Ireland . . . .
• Paddy's Resource: Being a Select Collection of Original and Modern Patriotic Songs, Toasts, and Sentiments
• Paddy's Resource: Being a Select Collection of Original Patriotic Songs
• Padilla: A Tale of Palestine
• Paedotrophia; or, The Art of Nursing and Rearing Children: A Poem, in Three Books. Translated from the Latin
• Paetus and Arria, a Tragedy; in Five Acts
• Pains and Penalties; or, the Queen Triumphant. Consisting of Introductory Song, Poems, Epigrams, &c. . . .
• Pains of Hope . . . .
• Pains of the Imagination, a Poem, Read before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, at Dartmouth College, August 19, 1824
• Pains of the Imagination, a Poem, Read before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, at Dartmouth College, August 19, 1824
• Painting, a Poem, in Four Cantos. With Biographical Anecdotes
• Painting: A Poem, in Four Cantos. With Biographical Notes
• Paisley's Lyric Repository, for 1789 . . . . With a Variety of Ballads, Sonnets, Parodies . . . .
• Paisley. A Poem. Being a General Description of the Town . . . .
• Palemon and Lavinia, a Legendary Tale in Two Parts. Enlarged from a Story in Thomson's Seasons.
• Palemon and Lavinia. A Legendary Tale in Two Parts. Enlarged from a Story in Thomson's Seasons
• Palestine, a Prize-poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June 15, 1803
• Palestine, and Other Poems . . . . Now First Collected. With a Memoir of His Life
• Palestine. A Poem . . . The Passage of the Red Sea. A Fragment
• Palestine. A Poem; in Blank Verse. Written for the Prize at Oxford in 1803
• Palingenesia. The World to Come
• Palladius and Irene, a Drama: In Three Acts.
• Palmyra
• Palmyra, and Other Poems
• Palmyra. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement, July 1822 . . . .
• Pandolfo Attonito! Or, Lord Galloway's Poetical Lamentation on the Removal of the Arm-chairs from the Pit at the Opera House! . . . .
• Panegyric of Samuel Whitbread
• Panegyric: An Essay on Some of the Worthiest Characters in the Kingdom
• Panthea, or the Captive Bride: A Tragedy . . . To which is added, an Elegy . . .
• Panthea, Queen of Susia; a Tragedy
• Panthea: A Tragedy
• Panthea; or, the Susan Captive. A Tragedy
• Papistry Storm'd; or, the Dingin' Down o' the Cathedral. Ane Poem, in Sax Sangs
• Parables in Verse, &c. &c.
• Paracelsus
• Paradise Regain'd: Or the Battle of Adam and the Fox. An Heroick Poem
• Paradise Regained, an Unfinished Poem . . . Minor Poems . . . . The Bard--a Poem in Two Cantos
• Paraphrase on the Book of Genesis; a Poetical Essay
• Paraphrases and Hymns
• Parga. A Poem
• Paris in 1815. A Poem
• Paris in 1815. A Poem. [Part I, of 2]
• Paris in 1815. With Other Poems. 2nd. Part [,of 2]
• Parish-feasting Enlarged; or an Application of Former Suggestions, to Those Who May Understand It
• Parliamentary Letters, and Other Poems
• Parliamentary Letters, and Other Poems
• Parnassian Bagatelles: Being a Miscellaneous Collection of Poetical Attempts. To Which are Added a Comic Sketch in One Act, Called The Way to Get Un-married, as Performing with Universal Applause at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. And the Village Doctor, or Killing No Cure; a Favourite Burletta, Exhibited at Jones's Royal Circus, St. George's Fields
• Parnassian Geography; or, the Little Ideal Wanderer
• Parnassian Leaves: containing Hal Deny's Wanderings, and Other Poems
• Parnassian Sprigs; or, Poetical Miscellanies
• Parnassian Trifles. Being a Collection of Elegiac, Pastoral, Nautic, and Lyric Poetry
• Parnassian Weeds
• Parnassian Wild Shrubs . . .
• Parodies on Gay. To Which is Added the Battle of the Busts. A Fable. Attempted in the Style of Hudibras
• Parody on Gray's Celebrated Elegy in a Country Church-yard
• Part of an Ephemeris Cantabrigiensis
• Part of the Poetical Works of the Late Rev. Samuel Shepherd, A. M. ...
• Part the First of the Poetical Works . . . Printed from the Author's Own Manuscript
• Partenopex de Blois, a Romance, in Four Cantos
• Particular Providence; a Poetical Essay
• Parting Adieu of the Seceders from the Upper-rooms to the Radical Gentlemen . . . .
• Partridge and Flamstead's New and Well Experienced Fortune Book . . . .
• Partridge and Flamsted's New and Well Experienced Fortune Book . . . .
• Party Dissected: or, Plain Truth. A Poem
• Party-satire Satirized. A Poem.
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages on the Great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; a Comi-tragedy. Volume II [of 4]
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages, on the Great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; A Comi-Tragedy
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages, on the Great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; a Comi-Tragedy . . . Volume III [of 4]
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages, on the great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; a Comi-Tragedy . . . Volume III [of 4]
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages, on the Great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; a Comi-Tragedy . . . Volume IV [of 4]
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages, on the Great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; a Comi-Tragedy . . . Volume IV [of 4]
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages, on the Great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; a Comi-tragedy. Vol. IV [of 4]
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages, on the Great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; a Comi-tragedy. Volume I [of 4]
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages, on the Great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; a Comi-Tragedy. Volume I [of 4]
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages, on the Great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; a Comi-tragedy. Volume II [of 4]
• Passages Selected by Distinguished Personages, on the Great Literary Trial of Vortigern and Rowena; a Comi-tragedy. Volume II [of 4]
• Past Scenes Renewed; or, My Native Village . . . .
• Pastoral and Descriptive Poems . . . .
• Pastoral Poems
• Pastorals
• Pastorals
• Pastorals and Elegies [this copy has a half-title only]
• Pastorals of the Seasons and Elegies to Clarinda of Rosslynbury Grove; to which is added, The Rejected One
• Pastorals, Elegies, Odes, Epistles, and Other Poems
• Pastorals. Ruggiero. With Other Poems
• Pastorals; . . . to which is Added Pastorella, a Rural Tale
• Patent Right Oppression Exposed; or, Knavery Detected . . . .
• Patent Right Oppression Exposed; or, Knavery Detected. In an Address, to Unite All Good People to Obtain a Repeal of the Patent Laws . . . .
• Pathetic and Religious Poems
• Pathetic English Poetry, Collected for the Use of Schools and Young Persons in General
• Pathetic English Poetry, with Some Original Pieces . . . for the Use of Schools, and Young Persons in General
• Pathetic Odes. The Duke of Richmond's Dog Thunder, and the Widow's Pigs [etc.] . . .
• Pathetic Poetry for Youth; Calculated to Awaken the Sympathetic Affections
• Pathetic Poetry for Youth; Calculated to Awaken the Sympathetic Affections
• Pathetic Tales, Founded on Facts
• Pathetic Tales, Poems . . .
• Patie & Nelly, or, the Radical Reformation: A True Tale . . . .
• Patient Griselda. A Tale. From the Italian of Bocaccio
• Patient Joe. Wild Robert. Dan and Jane. and the Gin-Shop
• Patient Joe: Wild Robert Dan and Jane: And the Gin-shop
• Patient Joe: Wild Robert: Dan and Jane: and the Gin-shop
• Patmos, and Other Poems
• Patrick: A Poetic Tale, Founded on Incidents Which Took Place in Ireland during the Unhappy Period of 1798
• Patriotic Effusions
• Patriotic Effusions, Resulting from Recent Events . . . .
• Patriotic Medley, being a Choice Collection of Patriotic, Sentimental, Hunting and Sea Songs . . . .
• Patriotic Perfidy, a Satire
• Patriotic Songs
• Patronage; a Poem: An Imitation of the Seventh Satire of Juvenal
• Paul and Barnabas at Lystra. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• Paul Jones: Or the Fife Coast Garland. A Heroi-comical Poem. In Four Parts. In Which is Contained the Oyster Wives of Newhaven's Letter to Lord Sandwich
• Paul Pry at Hillhausen, a Choice Poem, in One Hundred and Seven Stanzas . . . .
• Paul Pry's Collection of Choice Songs . . . . No. 13
• Paul Pry's Collection of Choice Songs . . . . No. 13
• Paul Pry's Merry Minstrel, or Budget of New Songs . . . .
• Paul Pry's Scrap Book . . . Esteemed and Popular New Songs . . . .
• Paul's First and Second Epistles to . . . Female Students of Natural Philosophy . . . .
• Paul's First Epistle to the Dearly Beloved the Female Disciples
• Paulina; or, The Russian Daughter, a Poem
• Pauline; a Fragment of a Confession
• Paulus Parochialis; or a Plain and Practical View . . . in a Series of Sermons . . . .
• Peace, Ignominy, and Destruction: A Poem
• Peace. A Poem, Inscribed to the Right Honorable Henry Addington
• Peace. A Poem.
• Peace. A Poem. By M----r P--t
• Peace: A Lyric Poem
• Peace: A Poem, Humbly Addressed to His Royal Highness George, Prince of Wales, on his Taking his Seat in Parliament
• Peace; a Poem. In Two Cantos
• Peep into the Cabinet
• Pen and Ink Well Employed
• Penseroso, or, the Pensive Philosopher in His Solitudes. A Poem in Six Books.
• Penzance, a Descriptive Poem
• Percy's Masque, a Drama, in Five Acts
• Percy's Masque: A Drama, in Five Acts
• Percy, a Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden
• Percy, a Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Percy, a Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Percy, a Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Percy, a Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Percy, a Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Percy, a Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Percy, a Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Percy, a Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Percy. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Percy. A Tragedy, in Five Acts. . . . Correctly Given, as Performed at the Theatres Royal
• Percy: A Tragedy. . . . Adapted for Theatrical Representation, as Performed at the Theatres-Royal, London
• Perditus, the Misanthrope. A Metrical Tale
• Perfection. A Poetical Epistle. Calmly addressed to the greatest Hypocrite in England
• Perjury. A Satire
• Perry-patetic Songs, and Other Jollification Ditties: Collected Chiefly from the Columns of the American Republican
• Perseverance. A Poem. In Reply to the Reverend Mr. Wesley's Poetical Performance, Falsely Called, "An Answer to All Which the Reverend Dr. Gill Has Printed on the Final Perseverance of the Saints"
• Persia: A Poem. With Notes
• Persian Love Elegies. To Which Is Added The Nymph of Tauris
• Persian Lyrics, or Scattered Poems from the Diwan-i-Hafiz: With Paraphrases in Verse and Prose . . .
• Persius . . . .
• Persius Redivivus, a Satire, Occasioned by "Montem, a Poem"
• Peru, a Poem. In Six Cantos
• Peter and Aesop, a Saint Giles's Eclogue
• Peter Bell, a Tale in Verse
• Peter Bell, a Tale in Verse
• Peter Bell. A Lyrical Ballad
• Peter Bell. A Lyrical Ballad
• Peter Cornclips, a Tale of Real Life; with Other Poems & Songs
• Peter Faultless to His Brother Simon, Tales of Night, in Rhyme, and Other Poems
• Peter Nicked; or, the Devil's Darling . . . . Canto I
• Peter Not Infallible! Or, a Poem, addressed to Peter Pindar . . .
• Peter Parley's Book of Poetry. For Children
• Peter Pindar's Ghost!! Or, Poetic Epistles from the Other World . . . with the Farmer and the Rats, a Tale, and a Monody on a Little Princess
• Peter Pindar's Penitence. A Miscellaneous and Burlesque Poem
• Peter Provided for, without a Pension. A Poem. With Notes Critical and Explanatory
• Peter the Cruel King of Castile and Leon, an Historical Play in Five Acts
• Peter the Great: or, The Wooden Walls. An Operatic Drama . . .
• Peter's Pension. A Solemn Epistle to a Sublime Personage
• Peter's Pension. A Solemn Epistle to a Sublime Personage
• Peter's Pension. A Solemn Epistle to a Sublime Personage
• Peter's Pension. A Solemn Epistle to a Sublime Personage
• Peter's Prophecy; or, The President and Poet. Or, an Important Epistle to Sir J. Banks . . . .
• Peter's Prophecy; or, The President and the Poet
• Peter's Prophecy; or, The President and the poet; or, An Important Epistle to Sir J. Banks . . .
• Peterhead Smugglers of the Last Century . . . .Also, Poems and Songs . . . .
• Petrarca: A Selection of Sonnets from Various Authors . . . .
• Petrarch to Laura, a Poetical Epistle
• Petrarch Translated in a Selection of His Sonnets, and Odes . . . .
• Petrarch Translated; in a Selection of His Sonnets and Odes; Accompanied with Notes
• Petrarch Translated; in a Selection of His Sonnets, and Odes . . . .
• Petrarch Translated; in a Selection of His Sonnets, and Odes; Accompanied with Notes
• Petrarchal Sonnets, and Miscellaneous Poems
• Petticoat Loose: A Fragmentary "Tale of the Castle"
• Phantasmagoria; or, Sketches of Life and Literature
• Phantoms, a Poem, in Two Parts. With Myrrha, a Fragment, Translated from the Provencal . . . .
• Phedra, a Tragedy. Translated from the French
• Phelles, King of Tyre, or the Downfall of Tyranny. A Tragedy in Five Acts . . . .
• Philadelphia Songster; or a Complete Vocal Pocket Companion: Being a Collection of the Most Approved Anacreontic, Political, and Sentimental Modern Songs . . . .
• Philanthropy, a Poem: With Miscellaneous Pieces
• Philanthropy: A Poem . . . .
• Philemon; or, the Progress of Virtue; a Poem . . . .
• Philibert: A Poetical Romance
• Philip Van Artevelde; a Dramatic Romance. In Two Parts
• Philip, King of Spain: A Tragedy
• Philip, or the Aborigines, a Drama, in Three Acts
• Philoctetes in Lemnos. A Drama, in Three Acts
• Philosophic Venus, an Ethic Epistle, addressed to a Young Nobleman; with Notes and Illustrations
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• Philotoxi Ardenae; the Woodmen of Arden . . . .
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• Phoenix Park; a Poem . . . .
• Phrenology in Edinburgh
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• Phthisiologia; a Poem, Miscellaneously Descriptive . . . .
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• Physiognomy, a Poem
• Physiognomy, a Poem, Delivered at the Request of the Society of [Phi Beta Kappa], in the Chapel of Harvard University, on the Day of Their Anniversary, July 18th, 1799
• Pia della Pietra. A Tale
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• Pictures from Nature. In Twelve Sonnets. To which is added, The Lock Transformed
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• Picturesque Piety; or, Scripture Truths Illustrated by Forty-eight Engravings and an Original Poem to Each
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• Pieces of Ancient Popular Poetry: From Authentic Manuscripts and Old Printed Copies . . . .
• Pieces of Ancient Popular Poetry: from Authentic Manuscripts and Old Printed Copies. Adorned with Cuts
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• Pieces Selected from the Italian Poets . . . and translated into English Verse by some Gentlemen of the University
• Pieces Selected from the Italian Poets . . . and translated into Verse by some Gentlemen of the University
• Pilgrims' Hymns . . . to Which is Added, a Poem, on Christian Conversation, in Two Parts
• Pills, Poetical, Political, and Philosophical. Prescribed for the Purpose of Purging the Publick of Piddling Philosophers . . . .
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• Pindariana; or Peter's Portfolio
• Pindariana; or Peter's Portfolio . . . .
• Pindariana; or Peter's Portfolio . . . . Vol. I
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• Pindarics; or an Ode of Lamentation Addressed to Peter Pindar, Esq. on His Nil Admirari, or a Smile at a Bishop. And a Disquisition . . . .
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• Pitchwood Hill, a Poem. Written in the Year 1780
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• Pity's Gift: a Collection of Interesting Tales, to excite the Compassion of Youth for the Animal Creation
• Pity's Gift: a Collection of Interesting Tales, to excite the Compassion of Youth for the Animal Creation
• Pity's Gift: a Collection of Interesting Tales, to excite the Compassion of Youth for the Animal Creation
• Pity's Gift: a Collection of Interesting Tales, to excite the Compassion of Youth for the Animal Creation
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• Plain Truth, in Plain English. A Satire
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• Plantagenet: A Poem . . .
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• Plays: Theodora; Hortensia; Villario; and a Search after Perfection
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• Poems . . . . Containing His Posthumous Poetry, and a Sketch of His Life
• Poems . . . . Containing His Posthumous Poetry, and a Sketch of His Life. Vol. III [, of 3, uniform with the J. Johnson edition of 1811]
• Poems . . . . Containing the Art of Dancing, and Other Pieces. With the Author's Life
• Poems . . . . Dedicated, without Permission, to John Bull
• Poems . . . . In Three Volumes . . . . Containing His Posthumous Poetry, and a Sketch of His Life
• Poems . . . . In Three Volumes . . . . Containing His Posthumous Poetry, and a Sketch of His Life
• Poems . . . . In Three Volumes. Containing His Posthumous Poetry, and a Sketch of His Life
• Poems . . . . In Two Parts
• Poems . . . . In Two Volumes
• Poems . . . . In Two Volumes
• Poems . . . . In Two Volumes
• Poems . . . . In Two Volumes
• Poems . . . . In Two Volumes. Vol. I [no more published]
• Poems . . . . In Which the Beauties of the Works . . . are Classed under their Respective Subjects . . . .
• Poems . . . . Part Fifth
• Poems . . . . Part Fourth
• Poems . . . . Part Seventh
• Poems . . . . Part Sixth
• Poems . . . . Part Third
• Poems . . . . Presented by Her Father . . . in Remembrance
• Poems . . . . Second Part
• Poems . . . . To Which are Added . . . the Art of War . . . and the Art of Poetry . . ..
• Poems . . . . To Which are Added a Tribute of Gratitude . . . .
• Poems . . . . To Which are Added Letters Addressed to Her by Major Andre, in the Year 1769
• Poems . . . . To Which are Added Poetical Sketches
• Poems . . . . To Which are Added Some of His Most Popular Essays
• Poems . . . . To Which is Prefixed a Biographical Sketch of the Author
• Poems . . . . To Which is Prefixed a Memoir of the Author . . . .
• Poems . . . . To Which is Prefixed a Memoir of the Author, and Critical Remarks . . . .
• Poems . . . . To Which is Prefixed, a Memoir of the Author . . . .
• Poems . . . . Together with Several Original Pieces, Furnished by a Friend of the Author
• Poems . . . . Viz,--The Village Curate, Adriano . . . Tears of Affection. To Which is Added, the Bouquet, a Collection of Scattered Pieces
• Poems . . . . Viz.--the Village Curate; Adriano . . . and Tears of Affection. To Which is Added, the Boquet . . . .
• Poems . . . . Vol. I [, of 2]
• Poems . . . . With a Biographical Preface
• Poems . . . . With a Brief Account of His Life
• Poems . . . . With a Life of the Author
• Poems . . . . With a Life of the Author
• Poems . . . . With a Sketch of His Life . . . .
• Poems . . . . With an Account of His Life and Writings
• Poems . . . . With an Appendix of Selections . . . .
• Poems . . . . With an Introductory Essay
• Poems . . . . with His Life and Character
• Poems . . . . With Some Account of the Author
• Poems . . . . With the Author's Life
• Poems . . . . With the Life of the Author
• Poems . . . a New Edition, Corrected. To Which is Added, an Epistle to William Wilberforce, Esq.
• Poems . . . An Ode to the Warlike Genius of Great Britain . . . An Ode to Curiosity, a Batheaston Amusement . . . A Poetical Encomium on Trade . . . and, An Epitaph intended for the Reverend Mr. Eccles, late of Bath
• Poems . . . Consisting of Elegies, Odes, and Songs; with Various Other Pieces, Political and Humorous, Satirical and Descriptive . . . .
• Poems . . . Consisting of Original Works, Imitations, and Translations
• Poems . . . from a Manuscript Written in the Year MDLXVIII
• Poems . . . from a Manuscript Written in the Year MDLXVIII
• Poems . . . in a Series of Numbers. No. I
• Poems . . . in a Series of Numbers. No. II
• Poems . . . in Three Volumes. Comprising a Variety of Pieces, Not Inserted in Any Former Editions. To Which is Prefixed a Brief Account of His Life
• Poems . . . in Two Volumes
• Poems . . . in Two Volumes. Vol. I
• Poems . . . in Two Volumes. Vol. II
• Poems . . . Including Lyrical Ballads, and the Miscellaneous Pieces . . . .
• Poems . . . Including the River Duddon; Vaudracour and Julia; Peter Bell; the Waggoner; a Thanksgiving Ode; and Miscellaneous Pieces. Vol. III [, of 3]
• Poems . . . Never before Printed
• Poems . . . on the Stage of Life, and Face of the Globe, Letters to the Ministers, &c.
• Poems . . . Selected from Her Earliest Productions, to Those of the Present Year
• Poems . . . to which are added Memoirs of his Life and Writings
• Poems . . . to which are prefixed Memoirs of his Life and Writings
• Poems . . . to which are prefixed Memoirs of his Life and Writings
• Poems . . . to which are prefixed Memoirs of his Life and Writings
• Poems . . . to which are prefixed Memoirs of his Life and Writings
• Poems . . . to Which is Prefixed a Biographical Memoir
• Poems . . . to Which is Prefixed Her Translation of the Thirteenth Book of the Aeneid; with the Latin Original, Written in the Fifteenth Century, by Maffaeus
• Poems . . . to Wit, Sensibility; and Reflections of King Hezekiah
• Poems . . . together with an Essay on the Education of the Blind
• Poems . . . Unpublished
• Poems . . . Viz. the Deserted Village, The Traveller, and Edwin and Angelina
• Poems . . . viz. The Traveller. The Hermit. The Deserted Village. Retaliation
• Poems . . . with a biographical and critical account of the author
• Poems . . . with a Memoir of the Author
• Poems . . . with a Memoir of the Author
• Poems . . . with a Sketch of His Life
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• Poems . . . with Illustrations by the Authoress
• Poems . . . with many Additions
• Poems . . . with Notes by Gilbert Wakefield . . .
• Poems . . . with Several Additions
• Poems . . . With Some Pieces in Prose
• Poems . . . Written between the Ages of Seven and Thirteen; to Which is Prefixed a Short Account of the Author, by a Member of the Belfast Literary Society
• Poems Addressed by a Father to His Children; with Extracts from the Diary of a Pedestrian; and a Memoir of the Author, &c.
• Poems Addressed to Mrs. Champion, by her Affectionate Husband
• Poems Addressed to Various Literary Characters
• Poems and a Meditation
• Poems and Ballads
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• Poems and Criticisms
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• Poems and Essays
• Poems and Essays . . . . Published for the Benefit of the General Hospital at Bath
• Poems and Fables on Several Occasions
• Poems and Fragments
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• Poems and Hymns
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• Poems and Imitations
• Poems and Imitations of the British Poets. With Odes, Miscellanies, and Notes
• Poems and Juvenile Sketches
• Poems and Legendary Ballads. Part First
• Poems and Letters . . . . With Some Account of His Life . . . .
• Poems and Letters . . . with Memoirs of his Life and Writings, by William Mason . . .
• Poems and Lyrics
• Poems and Miscellaneous Essays
• Poems and Miscellaneous Pieces
• Poems and Miscellaneous Pieces, with a Free Translation of the Oedipus Tyrannus of Sophocles
• Poems and Odes on Various Subjects
• Poems and Other Pieces
• Poems and Other Writings . . . .
• Poems and Plays
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• Poems and Plays
• Poems and Plays
• Poems and Plays . . .
• Poems and Plays . . .
• Poems and Plays . . . . To Which is Prefixed, the Life of the Author
• Poems and Plays. Vols. I and II [, of 4]
• Poems and Plays. Vols. III and IV [, of 4]
• Poems and Poetical Fragments
• Poems and Poetical Fragments, including an Historical Sketch of Ford Abbey, Devon
• Poems and Poetical Fragments. Including an Historical Sketch of Ford Abbey, Devon
• Poems and Poetical Translations
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• Poems and Prose, Written at Intervals of Playful Recreation . . . between the Ages of Six and Eight Years
• Poems and Reflections
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• Poems and Songs
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• Poems and Songs on Various Subjects
• Poems and Songs, . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• Poems and Songs, Chiefly Comic
• Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems and Songs, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . .
• Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . .
• Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . .
• Poems and Songs, Chiefly Scottish
• Poems and Songs, English & Scottish
• Poems and Songs, on Different Subjects
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• Poems and Translations
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• Poems and Translations . . . .
• Poems and Translations from Schiller
• Poems and Translations, from the Minor Greek Poets and Others; Written Chiefly between the Ages of Ten & Sixteen
• Poems and Translations, from the Minor Greek Poets and Others; Written Chiefly between the Ages of Ten and Sixteen
• Poems and Translations, from the Minor Greek Poets and Others; Written Chiefly between the Ages of Ten and Sixteen
• Poems Appropriate for a Sick or a Melancholy Hour
• Poems Ascribed to Robert Burns . . . Not Contained in Any Edition of His Works Hitherto Published
• Poems by a Collegian
• Poems by a Country Curate, in Support of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill
• Poems by a Literary Society; comprehending Original Pieces in the Several Walks of Poetry
• Poems by a Proser
• Poems by a Young Nobleman, of Distinguished Abilities, lately deceased
• Poems by a Youth
• Poems by an American
• Poems by Lady Colchester: Unpublished
• Poems by Mathetes
• Poems by Members of the Family from the Age of Twelve to Twenty
• Poems by the Bard of the Forest
• Poems by Three Friends
• Poems Chiefly . . . . Vol. II [, of 2]
• Poems Chiefly by Gentlemen of Devon and Cornwall
• Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Border Dialect; Interspersed with Songs
• Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . .
• Poems Chiefly Lyrical
• Poems Chiefly on Slavery and Oppression, with Notes and Illustrations
• Poems Chiefly on the Superstition of Obeah
• Poems Chiefly Pastoral
• Poems Chiefly Written in Retirement. The Fairy of the Lake . . . Effusions . . . Specimens of the Hope of Albion; or, Edwin of Northumbria . . . .
• Poems Chiefly Written in Retirement. The Fairy of the Lake . . . Effusions of Relative and Social Feeling: And Specimens of the Hope of Albion; or, Edwin of Northumbria . . . .
• Poems Chiefly Written in Retirement. The Fairy of the Lake, a Dramatic Romance; Effusions of Relative and Social Feelings; and Specimens of the Hope of Albion . . . .
• Poems Consisting of the Deity: Cenci; Antinelli; and the Evening-star to Which is Added a Polish Hymn
• Poems Descriptive of Harrogate and its Vicinity . . .
• Poems Descriptive of Rural Life and Scenery
• Poems Descriptive of Rural Life and Scenery
• Poems Descriptive of Rural Life and Scenery
• Poems Descriptive of Rural Life and Scenery
• Poems Devotional and Moral, in Two Parts
• Poems Divine and Experimental
• Poems Divine and Moral, from Selections
• Poems Divine and Moral, Many of Them now First Published
• Poems Divine and Moral: On Several Occasions. Part I
• Poems English and Scottish, on Various Subjects
• Poems etc. on Various Occasions, Chiefly Pastoral
• Poems Fit for a Bishop; Which Two Bishops Will Read
• Poems for Children
• Poems for Children
• Poems for Children
• Poems for Children
• Poems for Children
• Poems for Children
• Poems for Children
• Poems for Children
• Poems for Children
• Poems for Children
• Poems for Children, or the School Teacher's Present
• Poems for Ladies, never before Published . . . .
• Poems for Our Children: Designed for Families, Sabbath Schools, and Infant Schools. Written to Inculcate Moral Truths and Virtuous Sentiments Part First
• Poems for the Anniversary of the Literary Fund. 1813
• Poems for the Vase at Bath Easton
• Poems for Youth
• Poems for Youth, on Sacred Subjects
• Poems for Youth. Part I [, of 2]
• Poems for Youth. Part II [, of 2]
• Poems for Youth. A Miscellaneous Collection . . . .
• Poems Founded on the Events of the War in the Peninsula
• Poems from Fulcher's Ladies Memorandum Book and Poetical Miscellany
• Poems from the Arabic and Persian; with Notes
• Poems from the Danish . . . .
• Poems from the Danish. Selected and Illustrated with Historical Notes
• Poems from the German of Schiller
• Poems from the Portuguese . . . .
• Poems from the Portuguese . . . . With Remarks on His Life and Writings . . . .
• Poems from the Portuguese . . . with Remarks on His Life and Writings . . . .
• Poems Humourous and Sentimental
• Poems Humourous and Sentimental
• Poems Illustrative of the Genius and Influence of Christianity: To Which are Subjoined Some Fugitive Pieces
• Poems in English, Scotch, and Gaelic, on Various Subjects
• Poems in English, Scotch, and Latin
• Poems in the English and Scottish Dialects
• Poems in the Scotch and English Dialect
• Poems in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems in Three Parts. . . . the Latin Poetry of Sir W. Jones, with an English Version . . . Literary Characteristicks of . . . the Asiatic Society . . . Miscellaneous Poems written in the East Indies
• Poems in Two Volumes
• Poems in Two Volumes Vol. I
• Poems in Two Volumes Vol. II
• Poems Intended to Promote Piety and Virtue in the Minds of Young People
• Poems Moral and Descriptive, on Several Subjects. In Two Volumes
• Poems Moral and Entertaining, Written Long Since . . . .
• Poems Moral and Religious
• Poems Never Before Published. Dedicated to Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq
• Poems of a Traveller
• Poems of Established Reputation, to Wit . . . The Art of Preserving Health . . .The Minstrel . . . The Pleasures of Imagination . . . The Task
• Poems of Established Reputation, to Wit: . . . The Art of Preserving Health . . . The Minstrel . . . The Pleasures of Imagination . . . The Task
• Poems of Established Reputation, to Wit: 1st. The Art of Preserving Health . . . 2d. The Minstrel, or Progress of Genius . . . 3d. The Pleasures of Imagination . . . 4th. The Task . . . .
• Poems of Eugenio
• Poems of Laura; an Original American Work
• Poems of the Heart
• Poems of Various Kinds
• Poems on a Variety of Subjects
• Poems on Babelism; or, on the Every-way Doings of Atheistical and Bad Men, &c. &c.
• Poems on Christian Charity Contentment, and Melancholy
• Poems on Comic, Serious, and Moral Subjects
• Poems on Conchology and Botany, with Plates and Notes
• Poems on Creation, Redemption, the Day of Judgment, &c. &c.
• Poems on Different Occasions
• Poems on Different Occasions, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems on Different Subjects
• Poems on Different Subjects
• Poems on Different Subjects
• Poems on Different Subjects
• Poems on Different Subjects, Original and Selected
• Poems on Different Subjects. Containing a Versification of some Parts of the Psalms of David. The Squire and his Setting Dogs. . . . &c
• Poems on Divine Subjects
• Poems on Domestic and Local Subjects; with the Oxford University and City Herald Newsman's Addresses, from 1812 to 1817
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstance . . . . With the Star of the Legion of Honour . . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . . . With the Star of the Legion of Honour, and Four Other Poems
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . . . With the Star of the Legion of Honour, and Other Poems
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . . . With the Star of the Legion of Honour. And Other Poems . . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances . . . to Which are Added Several Choice Pieces from His Lordship's Works
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances, &c. &c.
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances, &c. &c.
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances, &c. &c.
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances, &c. &c. . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances, &c. &c. . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances, &c. &c. . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances, &c. &c. . . .
• Poems on His Domestic Circumstances, &c. &c. . . . . With His Memoirs . . . . Containing Nine Poems
• Poems on Interesting Events in the Reign of King Edward III. Written, in the Year MCCCLII
• Poems on Malvern, and Other Subjects
• Poems on Malvern, and Other Subjects
• Poems on Miscellaneous Subjects
• Poems on Miscellaneous Subjects
• Poems on Miscellaneous Subjects, Composed and Selected
• Poems on Miscellaneous Subjects, Composed between the Year 1818, and the Present Time
• Poems on Moral and Religious Subjects
• Poems on Moral and Religious Subjects: To Which are Prefixed, Introductory Remarks on a Course of Female Education
• Poems on New Year’s Day, on a Crucified Saviour . . .
• Poems on Occasional Subjects. . . . Written between the Fourteenth and Twentieth Years of the Author's Age
• Poems on Religious & Moral Subjects
• Poems on Religious and Moral Subjects
• Poems on Religious Subjects
• Poems on Religious Subjects
• Poems on Religious Subjects
• Poems on Religious Subjects. Selected from Various Authors
• Poems on Religious, Moral, and Descriptive Subjects
• Poems on Sacred Subjects
• Poems on Sacred Subjects. To Which are Added, Several Miscellaneous
• Poems on Scriptural Subjects
• Poems on Serious and Sacred Subjects . . . .
• Poems on Several Occasions
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• Poems on Several Occasions
• Poems on Several Occasions
• Poems on Several Occasions by a Young Man, formerly attached to the Squadron . . . of Commodore S. Decatur
• Poems on Several Occasions, Arising in Real Life; Some Serious, Some Comic . . . .
• Poems on Several Occasions, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems on Several Occasions, chiefly Miscellaneous . . . To which are added some Pastorals
• Poems on Several Occasions, Chiefly Pastoral
• Poems on Several Occasions, Dedicated with Permission, to Her Grace, the Duchess of Devonshire
• Poems on Several Occasions, Including the Petitioner, or a View of the Red-book; with a Dedication to the Rt. Hon. W****** P***
• Poems on Several Occasions, with Some Other Compositions
• Poems on Several Occasions, with the Shipwrecked Lovers, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Poems on Several Occasions, written chiefly in the remoter Parts of Cumberland and Northumberland
• Poems on Several Occasions.
• Poems on Several Occasions.
• Poems on Several Occasions. Humbly Inscribed to the Honourable Miss Leigh
• Poems on Several Occasions. In Two Volumes
• Poems on Several Occasions. In Two Volumes
• Poems on Several Occasions. To Which are Annexed, Extracts from a Journal Kept by the Author while He Followed the Sea, and during a Journey from New-Brunswick, in New-Jersey, to Montreal and Quebec
• Poems on Several Occasions. To Which are Annexed, Extracts from a Journal Kept by the Author while He Followed the Sea, and during a Journey from New-Brunswick, in New-Jersey, to Montreal and Quebec
• Poems on Several Occasions. To which is added, The History of Mr Wallace. A novel
• Poems on Several Occasions. Written in Pennsylvania
• Poems on Several Occasions: Consisting of Elegies & Epistles, Miscellanies & Scottish Pieces
• Poems on Several Occasions: Consisting of Sonnets, Miscellaneous Pieces, Prologues and Epilogues,--Tales, Imitations, &c.
• Poems on Several Occasions; Chiefly Written at a Very Early Period of Life
• Poems on Several Occurrences in the Present Grand Struggle for American Liberty . . . .
• Poems on Several Occurrences in the Present Grand Struggle for American Liberty . . . .
• Poems on Several Occurrences in the Present Grand Struggle for American Liberty . . . .
• Poems on Several Subjects
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• Poems on Several Subjects
• Poems on Several Subjects . . . . To Which are Added, the Epistle of Yarico to Inkle
• Poems on Several Subjects . . . . To Which are Added, the Epistle of Yarico to Inkle; and the English and Latin Songs of "Chevy Chase"
• Poems on Several Subjects, and Occasions, Both Moral and Entertaining
• Poems on Slavery
• Poems on Spiritual Subjects
• Poems on Subjects Chiefly Devotional
• Poems on Subjects Chiefly Devotional
• Poems on Subjects Sacred, Moral, and Entertaining
• Poems on the Abolition of the Slave Trade
• Poems on the Abolition of the Slave Trade . . . .
• Poems on the British Authors, and Other Persons, Eminent in Their Various Professions
• Poems on the Conclusion of the Winter Schools at Salem . . .
• Poems on the Death of Priscilla Farmer
• Poems on the Faith of Universal Redemption
• Poems on the Following Subjects . . . . Detached Pieces . . . .
• Poems on the Following Subjects . . . . To Which are Subjoined a Few Humorous Scraps . . . .
• Poems on the Following Subjects, viz. Rules for Matrimonial Happiness: In Two Poems. And, the Miser and Thief Compared
• Poems on the Giant's Causeway, and Killarney; with Other Miscellanies
• Poems on the Most Solemn Subjects
• Poems on Various Entertaining Subjects
• Poems on Various Occasions
• Poems on Various Occasions
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• Poems on Various Occasions . . .
• Poems on Various Occasions chiefly Descriptive; Didactick; Elegiack; and Pathetick
• Poems on Various Occasions, Chiefly Pastoral
• Poems on Various Occasions. To Which are Added . . . Three Letters on Moral Subjects, and Four Speeches delivered at a Literary Society
• Poems on Various Occasions: consisting of Original Pieces and Translations
• Poems on Various Occasions; with Translations from Authors in Different Languages . . . .
• Poems on Various Subjects
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• Poems on Various Subjects . . . Vol. I consisting of Tales
• Poems on Various Subjects . . . .
• Poems on Various Subjects . . . .
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• Poems on Various Subjects . . . . [Part I, of 2]
• Poems on Various Subjects . . . . In Two Parts
• Poems on Various Subjects . . . . To Which are Prefixed Memoirs of the Life of the Author
• Poems on Various Subjects . . . . Written Chiefly in the Early Part of the Author's Life
• Poems on Various Subjects . . . . [Part II, of 2]
• Poems on Various Subjects . . . being her Second Work
• Poems on Various Subjects . . . the Beauties of English Poetry
• Poems on Various Subjects . . . written in his Sixteenth Year
• Poems on Various Subjects and Different Occasions, Chiefly Adapted to Rural Entertainment in the United States of America
• Poems on Various Subjects and Occasions; (from the Author's Manuscript, in the Hands of the Editor)
• Poems on Various Subjects and Occasions; Religious, Serious, and Miscellaneous
• Poems on Various Subjects Moral and Sentimental
• Poems on Various Subjects, and on Several Occasions
• Poems on Various Subjects, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems on Various Subjects, Chiefly Moral and Descriptive: With Songs, and Copious Notes
• Poems on Various Subjects, Chiefly Pastoral
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• Poems on Various Subjects, Chiefly Sacred
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• Poems on Various Subjects, Chiefly Theatrical . . . . To Which is Prefixed, a Life of the Author
• Poems on Various Subjects, Divine and Moral
• Poems on Various Subjects, Entertaining, Elegiac, and Religious
• Poems on Various Subjects, Entertaining, Elegiac, and Religious
• Poems on Various Subjects, Entertaining, Elegiac, and Religious
• Poems on Various Subjects, Entertaining, Elegiac, and Religious. With a Few Select Poems from Other Authors
• Poems on Various Subjects, Entertaining, Elegiac, and Religious. With a Few Select Poems, from Other Authors
• Poems on Various Subjects, for the Amusement of Youth
• Poems on Various Subjects, In Scots and English
• Poems on Various Subjects, In Scots and English
• Poems on Various Subjects, Local and General
• Poems on Various Subjects, Moral and Sentimental
• Poems on Various Subjects, never before Published
• Poems on Various Subjects, never before Published
• Poems on Various Subjects, never before Published
• Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
• Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
• Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
• Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
• Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
• Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
• Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
• Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral . . . Dedicated to the Countess of Huntington
• Poems on Various Subjects, Scotch and English: to Which are Added, Songs and Jests
• Poems on Various Subjects, Scots and English
• Poems on Various Subjects, Viz. On the Birth of Christ . . . &c. &c.
• Poems on Various Subjects, with Several Pieces, on the Death of Relatives and Friends, Written during the Last Fifty-seven Years of the Author's Life
• Poems on Various Subjects, Written Chiefly during the Season of Youth . . . .
• Poems on Various Subjects, Written in the Debtors' Ward, Winchester
• Poems on Various Subjects.
• Poems on Various Subjects. In Two Parts
• Poems on Various Subjects. . . . With Notes, Historical and Explanatory
• Poems on Various Subjects. Scots and English. In Two Parts
• Poems on Various Subjects. Second Edition Improved and Enlarged.
• Poems on Various Subjects. To which are added, Latin Essays.
• Poems on Various Subjects. With Introductory Remarks on the Present State of Science and Literature in France
• Poems on Various Subjects: In Which is a Most Beautiful and Novel Description of His Majesty's Review of the Kentish Volunteers . . . .
• Poems on Various Subjects: Political, Satirical, and Humorous. First Series
• Poems on Various Subjects: Selected to Enforce the Practice of Virtue, and to Comprise in One Volume the Beauties of English Poetry
• Poems on Various Subjects: Selected to Enforce the Practice of Virtue, and to Comprise in One Volume, the Beauties of English Poetry
• Poems on Various Subjects: Selected to Enforce the Practice of Virtue, and to Comprise, in One Volume, the Beauties of English Poetry
• Poems on Various Subjects: Selected to Enforce the Practice of Virtue, and to Comprise, in One Volume, the Beauties of English Poetry
• Poems on Various Subjects: To Which is Added a Selection of Hymns, &c.
• Poems on Various Subjects: written in the Years 1819 and 1820
• Poems on Various Subjects; selected to enforce the Practice of Virtue
• Poems on Various Subjects; Selected to Enforce the Practice of Virtue . . . .
• Poems on Various Subjects; Selected to Enforce the Practice of Virtue . . . .
• Poems on Various Subjects; Selected to Enforce the Practice of Virtue, with a View to Comprise in One Volume the Beauties of English Poetry
• Poems on Various Subjects; Selected to Enforce the Practice of Virtue; and . . . to Comprise . . . the Beauties of English Poetry
• Poems Original and Moral: For the Use of Children
• Poems Original and Translated
• Poems Pastoral, Satirical, Tragic, and Comic
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• Poems Sacred and Miscellaneous
• Poems Sacred and Serious. With Occasional Notes
• Poems Sacred to Christianity
• Poems Satirical and Moral
• Poems Sentimental and Humorous
• Poems Songs and Sonnets
• Poems Supposed to Have been Written at Bristol, in the Fifteenth Century . . . .
• Poems to Her Majesty: to which is added a new Tragedy, entitled, The earl of Somerset . . .
• Poems to Thespia
• Poems to Thespia
• Poems to Thespia. To which are added, Sonnets, &c
• Poems Translated from the French . . . . To Which are Added Some Original Poems . . . .
• Poems Translated from the French . . . . To Which are Added Some Original Poems . . . .
• Poems Translated from the French . . . . To Which are Added Some Original Poems of Mr. Cowper, not Inserted in His Works
• Poems upon Engaging Subjects
• Poems upon Several Occasions, viz. I. A Poem on the Enemy's First Coming to Boston
• Poems upon Various Occasions
• Poems Written between the Years 1768 & 1794 . . . .
• Poems Written by Somebody; Most Respectfully Dedicated (by Permission) to Nobody; and Intended for Everybody Who Can Read!!!
• Poems Written in Close Confinement in the Tower and Newgate, under a Charge of High Treason.
• Poems Written on Different Occasions
• Poems Written on Different Occasions
• Poems Written on Different Occasions . . . . To Which is Prefixed Some Account of the Author, together with the Reasons Which Have Led to Their Publication
• Poems Written While the Author was at College
• Poems [Vol. 1, of 2]
• Poems, &c.
• Poems, &c. &c
• Poems, &c. Dedicated to Miss Ann Henderson
• Poems, &c. on Several Occasions
• Poems, &c. Written by a Lady, in the Year 1783 or 1784. An Address to the People Called Quakers. An Address to Those in Power, in Behalf of Insolvent Debtors. Friendship: An Allegory. An Enigma, in French and English
• Poems, . . . . To Which is Prefixed a Short Account of the Author, Including Extracts from Some of His Letters
• Poems, . . . . With the Life of the Author
• Poems, . . . in Two Volumes
• Poems, . . . to Which are Added Some of His Most Popular Essays
• Poems, Addressed to Several Persons
• Poems, and a Tragedy
• Poems, and Compositions in Prose on Several Occasions
• Poems, and Other Pieces, Written at an Early Age . . . .
• Poems, and Runnamede, a Tragedy . . . with a Life of the Author
• Poems, and Tales in Verse
• Poems, and Translations
• Poems, Ballads, and Songs, on Various Occasions
• Poems, by a Young Nobleman of Distinguished Abilities; Lately Deceased . . . .
• Poems, by a Young Nobleman, of Distinguished Abilities, lately Deceased . . .
• Poems, by Croaker, Croaker & Co., and Croaker, Jun. as Published in the Evening Post
• Poems, by S. T. Coleridge, second edition. . . . To Which are Now Added Poems by Charles Lamb and Charles LLoyd
• Poems, by the Boston Bard
• Poems, by the late Rev. John Walker
• Poems, by Two Brothers
• Poems, Chiefly . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly . . . . Vol. I [, of 1]
• Poems, Chiefly . . . . Vol. I [, of 2]
• Poems, Chiefly . . . . Vol. I [, of 2]
• Poems, Chiefly Amatory
• Poems, Chiefly Amatory
• Poems, Chiefly Amatory
• Poems, Chiefly by Gentlemen of Devonshire and Cornwall
• Poems, Chiefly Comic and Hudibrastic: Containing Burlesque Translations, Dramatic Pieces, and Miscellanies
• Poems, Chiefly Composed during the Pressure of Severe Illness
• Poems, Chiefly Descriptive of the . . .Emotions of the Heart; Original and Translated; or, Imitated fro the Works of Gesner [Gessner]
• Poems, Chiefly Devotional
• Poems, Chiefly Dramatic and Lyric, . . . Containing the Following Dramatic Poems: The Helots, a Tragedy, The Temple of Vesta, The Rivals, The Royal Message, Prize Poems, &c. &c.
• Poems, Chiefly Historical
• Poems, Chiefly in the Buchan Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Galloway Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Galloway Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scotch Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scotish Dialect . . . To Which are Added, Scots Poems, Selected from the Works . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
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• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . . With His Life and Character
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . . To Which are Added Several Other Pieces
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . . To Which are Added, Scots Poems, Selected from the Works . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . . To Which are Added, Several Other Pieces, Not Contained in Any Former Edition . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . . To Which is Prefixed the Life of the Author
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . . With an Account of His Life . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . . With His Life and Character
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . . With His Life and Character
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect . . . with an Account of His Life
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect Vol. II [of 2]
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, on Various Subjects
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, Originally Written under the Signature of the Scots-Irishman . . . . With Notes and Illustrations
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, Serious and Humorous. No. 3
• Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Idiom
• Poems, Chiefly Lyrical, Partly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Chiefly Occasional
• Poems, Chiefly Occasional . . . . To Which are Prefixed, Introductory Notices of the Life, Character and Writings, of the Author . . . .
• Poems, Chiefly on Religious Subjects
• Poems, Chiefly on Religious Subjects. In Two Parts
• Poems, chiefly on Religious Subjects. Including an Elegy on . . . John Thornton, Esq. and of the late Rev. Mr. Adam, of Winteringham
• Poems, Chiefly Pastoral
• Poems, Chiefly Pastoral
• Poems, Chiefly Pastoral, on Several Occasions
• Poems, Chiefly Religious
• Poems, Chiefly Religious
• Poems, Chiefly Rural
• Poems, Chiefly Rural
• Poems, Chiefly Rural
• Poems, Chiefly Rural: With the Indians, a Tale
• Poems, Chiefly Sacred . . .
• Poems, Chiefly Scottish . . . with an Account of His Life and Character
• Poems, Chiefly Sonnets
• Poems, chiefly written in India
• Poems, Chiefly Written in Retirement . . . with Memoirs of the Life of the Author
• Poems, Composed Chiefly for the Use of Children
• Poems, Consisting Chiefly of Translations from the Asiatic Languages
• Poems, Consisting Chiefly of Translations from the Asiatick Languages . . . .
• Poems, Consisting of Epistles, Satires, Odes, Tales . . . .
• Poems, Consisting of Essays, Lyric, Elegiac, &c. . . Written between the 13th and 16th Year of his Age
• Poems, Consisting of Indian Odes and Miscellaneous Pieces
• Poems, Consisting of Lyrick Pieces, Tales, Elegies, Etc.
• Poems, Consisting of Miscellaneous Pieces, and Two Tragedies
• Poems, Consisting of Odes, Songs, Pastorals, Satyrs, &c and a Descriptive Poem in Four Books called Prospects
• Poems, consisting of Tales, Fables . . . etc
• Poems, Consisting of Tales, Fables, Elegiac and Miscellaneoous Pieces, Prologues, Epilogues, &c. &c
• Poems, Consisting of Tales, Fables, Epigrams, &c. &c.
• Poems, Consisting of the Following Pieces, Viz. I. Ode Written upon the Death of Mr. Gray. II. For the Monument of a Favourite Spaniel. III. Another Inscription for the Same. IV. Translation from Dante, Canto xxxiii
• Poems, Consisting of the Following Pieces, Viz. I. Ode Written upon the Death of Mr. Gray. II. For the Monument of a Favourite Spaniel. III. Another Inscription for the Same. IV. Translation from Dante, Canto xxxiii
• Poems, Consisting of the Following Pieces, Viz. I. Ode Written upon the Death of Mr. Gray. II. For the Monument of a Favourite Spaniel. III. Another Inscription for the Same. IV. Translation from Dante, Canto xxxiii
• Poems, Consisting of the Gamester's Grave; Sonnets, &c.
• Poems, Consisting of the Mysteries of Mendip, the Magic Ball, Sonnets, Retrospective Wanderings, and Other Pieces
• Poems, Containing Dramatic Sketches of Northern Mythology, &c.
• Poems, Containing John the Baptist. Sir Malcolm and Alla, a Tale . . .
• Poems, Containing Sketches of Northern Mythology, &c.
• Poems, Dedicated by Permission, to the Right Honorable the Countess of Moira . . . .
• Poems, Dedicated by Permission, to the Right Honourable the Countess Fitzwilliam
• Poems, Descriptive and Miscellaneous
• Poems, Descriptive and Moral . . .
• Poems, Descriptive of Rural Scenery
• Poems, Dramatic and Lyric
• Poems, Dramatic and Miscellaneous
• Poems, Dramatic and Miscellaneous
• Poems, Dramatic Pieces
• Poems, Elegiac and Amatory, including the Poet's Rumination, Ode to Cupid, Venus, etc.
• Poems, Elegiac and Miscellaneous
• Poems, Elegiac, Moral, Humorous, and Descriptive
• Poems, embellished with Engravings from the Designs of Richard Westall R.A.
• Poems, Epistles and Songs chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. To which are added a brief account of the Revolution in 1688....
• Poems, Epistles and Songs chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. To which are added, A brief account of the Revolution in 1688....
• Poems, Epistolary, Lyric, and Elegiacal. In Three Parts
• Poems, from a Manuscript, Written in the Time of Oliver Cromwell
• Poems, from the Portuguese . . . With Remarks on His Life and Writings, Notes, &c. &c.
• Poems, from the Portuguese . . . .
• Poems, from the Portuguese . . . .
• Poems, from the Portuguese . . . with Remarks . . . .
• Poems, from the Portuguese . . . with Remarks on His Life and Writings . . . .
• Poems, from the Portuguese . . . with Remarks on His Life and Writings . . . .
• Poems, from the Portuguese of Luis de Camoens
• Poems, Humorous and Sentimental, Written and Selected during a Residence of Some Years in the City of Worcester
• Poems, Humorous, Satirical and Serious
• Poems, Hymns, and Divine Songs, Intended to Illustrate the Infinite Wisdom, Power, and Goodness of God . . . .
• Poems, in Four Parts
• Poems, in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, in Three Volumes . . . Containing His Posthumous Poetry, and a Sketch of His Life
• Poems, in Two Volumes
• Poems, in Two Volumes. Containing Gertrude of Wyoming, and Miscellaneous Pieces
• Poems, Inscribed to . . . Lord Viscount Dudley . . . .
• Poems, Latin, Greek, and English . . . .
• Poems, Legendary, Incidental and Humorous
• Poems, Legendary, Pathetic, and Descriptive
• Poems, Letters, &c. &c. . . . Not Contained in Any Edition of His Works Hitherto Published . . . .
• Poems, Lyric and Moral, on Various Subjects
• Poems, Lyric and Pastoral
• Poems, Lyric, Moral, and Humorous
• Poems, Lyrical and Miscellaneous
• Poems, Lyrical and Miscellaneous
• Poems, Miscellaneous and Fugitive, now first Collected by the Author on His Preparing to Leave England
• Poems, Miscellaneous and Humorous, with Explanatory Notes and Observations
• Poems, Miscellaneous and Sacred
• Poems, Moral & Entertaining
• Poems, Moral & Entertaining . . . .
• Poems, Moral and Descriptive
• Poems, Moral and Historical
• Poems, Moral and Religious . . . to Which is Prefixed a Prefatory Address to the Reader; Including a Few Sketches of Her History and Character . . . .
• Poems, Moral and Sacred. . . . To Which is Prefixed, an Account of Her Life and Death
• Poems, Moral and Sentimental
• Poems, Moral, and Descriptive
• Poems, Moral, Descriptive, and Political
• Poems, Moral, Elegant and Pathetic . . . and Original Sonnets
• Poems, Moral, Elegant and Pathetic . . . and Original Sonnets
• Poems, Moral, Entertaining, and Religious
• Poems, Moral, Humorous, and Descriptive
• Poems, Moral, Humorous, and Descriptive
• Poems, Moral, Rural, Humorous, and Satirical . . .
• Poems, Mostly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, Narrative and Lyrical
• Poems, Occasioned by Several Circumstances and Occurencies, in the Grand Contest of America for Liberty
• Poems, Occasioned by Several Circumstances and Occurrencies, in the Grand Struggle of America for Liberty
• Poems, Occasioned by Several Circumstances and Occurrencies, in the Present Grand Contest of America for Liberty
• Poems, Occasioned by the Confinement and Acquittal of the Right Honourable Lord George Gordon, President of the Protestant Association
• Poems, Odes, Prologues, and Epilogues, Spoken on Public Occasions at Reading School
• Poems, Odes, Prologues, and Epilogues, Spoken on Public Occasions at Reading School . . . .
• Poems, Odes, Songs, and Satires
• Poems, of the Amatory and Legendary Kind
• Poems, on a Variety of Interesting Subjects, Both Moral and Religious . . . . To Which are Added, Two Poems, by the Late Dr. Watts
• Poems, on a Variety of Subjects
• Poems, on Different Subjects
• Poems, on Different Subjects
• Poems, on Different Subjects
• Poems, on Different Subjects, partly in the Scottish Dialect
• Poems, on Different Subjects. To Which is Added, a Descriptive Account of a Family Tour to the West; in the Year, 1800. In a Letter to a Lady
• Poems, on Different Subjects: Calculated to Improve and Edify Young Christians
• Poems, on Miscellaneous Subjects
• Poems, on Miscellaneous Subjects
• Poems, on Moral and Religious Subjects
• Poems, on Moral and Religious Subjects . . . .
• Poems, on Religious and Historical Subjects
• Poems, on Religious and Historical Subjects
• Poems, on Religious, Moral, and Descriptive Subjects
• Poems, on Several Occasions
• Poems, on Several Occasions
• Poems, on Several Occasions
• Poems, on Several Occasions
• Poems, on Several Occasions
• Poems, on Several Occasions
• Poems, on Several Occasions
• Poems, on Several Occasions, Chiefly Divine and Moral. Principally Designed to Create an Awe for the Supreme Creator . . . .
• Poems, on Several Occasions, Written in Pennsylvania
• Poems, on Subjects Arising in England, and the West Indies
• Poems, on Subjects Connected with Scripture
• Poems, on Subjects Temporal and Divine
• Poems, on Subjects, Religious, Moral, &c. &c. &c.
• Poems, on the Following Important Subjects . . . .
• Poems, on Various Occasions
• Poems, on Various Occasions
• Poems, on Various Occasions
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
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• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects
• Poems, on Various Subjects, in Which are Blended the Humourous and Pathetic
• Poems, on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
• Poems, on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral.
• Poems, on Various Subjects, Religious, Moral, Sentimental and Humorous . . . .
• Poems, on Various Subjects, Religious, Moral, Sentimental and Humorous. To Which is Added, a Brief Sketch of the Author's Life, and of His Captivity and Sufferings among the Turks and Barbarians of Tripoli, on the Coast of Africa--Written by Himself
• Poems, on Various Subjects. Including a Poem on the Education of the Poor; an Indian Tale; and the Offering of Isaac, a Sacred Drama
• Poems, on Various Subjects. In Two Parts; English and Scottish. To Which is Subjoined a Glossary, Wherein All the Scottish Words are Explained
• Poems, on Various Subjects: Dedicated, by Permission, to the Right Hon. Countess of Essex
• Poems, on Various Subjects: Written in England, Scotland, America, at Sea, &c.
• Poems, on Various Subjects; also, a Discourse on Matthew, Chap. VII. and Verse 18
• Poems, on Various Subjects; but Chiefly Illustrative of the Manners and Superstitions of Annandale
• Poems, on Various Subjects; but Chiefly Moral and Descriptive: With Songs, and Copious Notes
• Poems, or Miscellaneous Metricals, Amatory, Moral, Pathetic, &c.
• Poems, or the Alphabet in Verse. For the Entertainment of All Good Children
• Poems, or the Alphabet in Verse; Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Boys and Girls
• Poems, Original and Moral, for the Use of Children
• Poems, Original and Translated
• Poems, Original and Translated
• Poems, Original and Translated
• Poems, Original and Translated.
• Poems, Original and Translated; Including Versions of the Medea and Octavia . . . .
• Poems, Original and Translated; Including Versions of the Medea and Octavia of Seneca
• Poems, Original, Lyrical, and Satirical Containing Indian Reminiscences
• Poems, Pastoral, Moral, Religious, and Political
• Poems, Pathetic, Elegiac, Moral, and Romantic. To which is added, The Casket . . .
• Poems, Religious & Moral
• Poems, Religious and Moral
• Poems, Religious and Moral, Selected from Various Authors
• Poems, Religious, Moral and Satirical . . . .
• Poems, Religious, Moral, and Instructive, for the Young
• Poems, Rural and Domestic
• Poems, Rural and Domestic
• Poems, Sacred and Miscellaneous
• Poems, Sacred and Miscellaneous
• Poems, Sacred and Moral
• Poems, Sacred and Moral
• Poems, Sacred and Moral
• Poems, Sacred to Friendship, Virtue, and Religion
• Poems, Sacred to Love and Beauty
• Poems, Sacred, Dramatic, and Lyric
• Poems, Selected from the Manuscripts of the late John Marriott. First published, with a Short Account of his Life, and Extracts from some of his Letters
• Poems, Selected from the Works . . . .
• Poems, Selected from the Works . . . .
• Poems, Selected from the Works of Approved Authors
• Poems, Selected from the Works of Approved Authors
• Poems, Songs and Sonnets
• Poems, Suggested Chiefly by Scenes in Asia-Minor, Syria, and Greece . . .
• Poems, supposed to have been written . . . in the Fifteenth Century
• Poems, Supposed to Have Been Written at Bristol . . . in the Fifteenth Century . . . .
• Poems, supposed to have been written at Bristol, by Thomas Rowley and Others, in the Fifteenth Century . . .
• Poems, Supposed to Have Been Written at Bristol, by Thomas Rowley, and Others, in the Fifteenth Century . . . to Which is Added an Appendix . . . .
• Poems, Tales, Odes, Sonnets, Translations from the British, &c. &c.
• Poems, the Early Productions . . .; now First Published from the Originals in the Possession of James Croft. With Anecdotes of the Poet . . . .
• Poems, Translated and Original
• Poems, Translated from the French . . . . To Which are Added Some Original Poems . . . .
• Poems, Translated from the French . . . . To Which are Added Some Original Poems . . . .
• Poems, Translated from the French . . . . To Which are Added Some Original Poems . . . not Inserted in His Works
• Poems, Translated from the French . . . . To Which are Added Some Original Poems of Mr. Cowper, not Inserted in His Works
• Poems, Translated from the French . . . . To Which are Added, Some Original Poems . . . not Inserted in His Works
• Poems, translated from the Italian of Metastasio
• Poems, upon Several Sermons, Preached by the Rev'd, and Renowned, George Whitefield, while in Boston
• Poems, upon Several Subjects
• Poems, upon Several Subjects
• Poems, upon Various Subjects and on Various Occasions
• Poems, Very Considerably Enlarged . . .
• Poems, with a Dramatic Entertainment
• Poems, with Edwin and Catherine, or the Distressed Lovers. A Tragedy
• Poems, written anno MCCCLII: with Introductory Dissertations . . . and Notes and Glossary by Joseph Ritson
• Poems, Written at Lanchester
• Poems, Written Chiefly in France, Germany, and Holland, during the Peace, 1802
• Poems, Written Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect: Consisting of Epistles, Elegies and Epitaphs, with a Number of Sonnets on Various Subjects
• Poems, Written Chiefly in the West-Indies
• Poems, Written for the Gwent and Dyfed Royal Eisteddfod . . . .
• Poems, Written in English . . . during His Captivity in England after the Battle of Agincourt
• Poems, Written in the Leisure Hours of a Journeyman Mason
• Poems, Written on Various Subjects
• Poems.
• Poems. Dedicated, without Permission, to John Bull
• Poems. In Two Volumes
• Poems. Vol. II
• Poems. . . . Second Series
• Poems. . . . To Which is Added, an Epistle to William Wilberforce, Esq.
• Poems. . . . With a Life of the Author
• Poems. A Description of a Shepherd . . . . With Observations on the Town of Liverpool, Coming in from Sea . . . .
• Poems. A New Edition, with Additions
• Poems. Address to Edinburgh; an Auld Wife's Visit . . . and Verses on Esk Water
• Poems. By a Sister
• Poems. Consisting of Elegies, Sonnets, Odes, Canzonets, and The Pleasures of Solitude
• Poems. Consisting of the Traveller, the Deserted Village, Edwin and Angelina, Retaliation, Double Transformation, and a New Simile. To Which is Added, the History of Tom Dreadnought
• Poems. Consisting of Translations, from the Greek, Latin, & Italian. With Some Originals
• Poems. Containing I. Semira,--an Elegy. II. Abelard to Eloisa. III. Ambition
• Poems. Containing The Goat . . . and The Poor Botanist
• Poems. Dedicated . . . to Her Grace the Duchess of Manchester
• Poems. Dedicated to the Right Honourable the Earl of Mansfield
• Poems. Dedicated to Thomas Moore, Esq.
• Poems. Dedicated, by Permission, to Her Grace the Duchess of Manchester
• Poems. Dedicated, without Permission to John Bull
• Poems. I. Isaac's Meditations. II. The Harp on the Willow . . . .
• Poems. I. On the Receipt of My Mother's Picture. II. The Dog and the Water-lily
• Poems. Imitated from the Persian
• Poems. In Two Volumes . . . .
• Poems. Inscribed to the Missionary Society, by Their Friend
• Poems. Namely, the English Orator; An Address to Thomas Pennant, Esq.[;] An Ode . . . Twenty Sonnets; An Epistle . . . and The Lock Transformed
• Poems. Parts I-XVI [of 24]
• Poems. The Battle of Waterloo; Byron's Vision of Judgment, Reversed; the Victory of Aboukir; and the Portuguese Expedition
• Poems. The Gudeman of Ballangeich . . . and a New Song Called Callum's Hill
• Poems. The Second Volume [of 2]
• Poems. The Sisters; a Scottish Legend. Mary; a Tale of the Highlands
• Poems. Vol. II
• Poems. Vol. II
• Poems. Vol. II [, of 2]
• Poems. Vol. II [, of 2]
• Poems. With Notes
• Poems. With Some Translations from the German
• Poems: Being the Genuine Compositions
• Poems: Chiefly Lyrical
• Poems: Chiefly Satirical
• Poems: Comprising the Trial of Cain, the First Murderer, by Rule of Court . . . .
• Poems: Consisting Chiefly of Odes and Elegies
• Poems: Consisting Chiefly of Original Pieces
• Poems: Consisting of a Tour through Parts of North and South Wales, Sonnets, Odes, and an Epistle to a Friend on Physiognomy
• Poems: Consisting of Amatory, Satirical, Lyric, and Humorous Pieces
• Poems: Consisting of Modern Manners, Aurelia, the Curate, and Other Pieces never before Published
• Poems: Consisting of Original Pieces; and Translations, from the Ancient, and Modern Classics
• Poems: consisting of Sonnets, Songs, and Occasional Verses
• Poems: Consisting of the Following Pieces . . .
• Poems: Consisting Principally of Ballads
• Poems: Containing I. A Poetical Epistle . . . II. Epistle to a Friend . . . III. Ode . . . .
• Poems: Containing Odes; the Triumphs of the Veil, a Poem, in Three Cantos; Ariadne, a Masque; Miscellanies
• Poems: Containing Sultry Hours and Songs of the Exile
• Poems: Containing the Goldfinch, a Rhapsody in Three Cantos; a Translation of Ovid's First Heroic Epistle of Penelope to Ulysses; Sonnets, etc.
• Poems: Containing the Indian, and Lazarus
• Poems: Containing the Retrospect, Odes, Elegies, Sonnets, &c
• Poems: Edward and Isabella; Elegy on the Death of a Child
• Poems: including the second edition of Egypt
• Poems: Namely, the English Orator; An Address to Thomas Pennant, Esq. [&c.]
• Poems: The Maid of Jaen; Timon; and The Bride of Palencia
• Poems: To Which is Annexed Lord Mayor's Day . . . .
• Poems: Upon Various Subjects
• Poems: With an Hexametrical Translation of Part of the 2nd. Book of Klopstock's Messiah
• Poems; and Runnamede, a Tragedy
• Poems; and Runnamede, a Tragedy
• Poems; and Runnamede, a Tragedy
• Poems; and Runnamede, a Tragedy
• Poems; and Theodore, an Opera
• Poems; and Theodore, an Opera
• Poems; Chiefly Composed from Recent Events
• Poems; Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect; both Humourous and Entertaining
• Poems; Chiefly Moral and Pastoral
• Poems; Chiefly Tales
• Poems; Chiefly, the Local Attachment; the Unsex'd Females; the Old English Gentleman; the Pneumatic Revellers; and the Family Picture
• Poems; Consisting of Elegies, Sonnets, Songs, &c. and Phantoms; or the Irishman in England. A Farce . . . .
• Poems; Containing the History of the Patriarch Joseph . . . and Other Original Pieces . . . .
• Poems; Containing the Storm-beat Mother, Erin . . . .
• Poems; Including Servius Tullius, a Tragedy; and Saladin, a Dramatic Romance
• Poems; Moral, Sentimental, and Satirical
• Poems; on Various Subjects. Viz. Four Patorals, An Elegy, An Anacreontic Ode, Aquafortis,a Satire.
• Poems; Principally on Sacred Subjects
• Poems; to Which is Added, the Humours of John Bull, an Operatical Farce . . .
• Poems; Wherein It is Attempted to Describe Certain Views of Nature . . . .
• Poems; wherein it is attempted to describe Certain Views of Nature and of Rustic Manners . . .
• Poems; Written by an Officer in the Indian Army
• Poems[:] on Wisdom on the Deity on Genius
• Poesie Liriche Italiane, Inglesi e Latine
• Poesies . . . Traduites du Portugais en Vers Anglais . . . .
• Poesy; a Satire: With Other Poems
• Poetic Amusement, Consisting of a Sample of Sonnets, Epistolary Poems, Moral Tales, and Miscellaneous Pieces
• Poetic Bagatelles
• Poetic Effusions
• Poetic Effusions
• Poetic Effusions
• Poetic Effusions; Pastoral, Moral, Amatory . . . .
• Poetic Essays on the Glory of Christ, and on the Divinity and Work of the Holy Spirit
• Poetic Essays, to Aid the Devotions of Pious People
• Poetic Flights; or Traits of the Imagination. With Other Poems
• Poetic Flowers
• Poetic Fragments
• Poetic Fragments: From Unpublished MSS
• Poetic Fugitives
• Poetic Gems: Partly Original; but Chiefly Selected from the Best Authors . . . .
• Poetic Gleanings, from Modern Writers; with Some Original Pieces
• Poetic Gleanings, from Modern Writers; with Some Original Pieces
• Poetic Hours; Consisting of Poems, Original and Translated; Stanzas for Music, &c. &c
• Poetic Impressions. A Pocket Book, with Scraps and Memorandums . . . .
• Poetic Laurels for Characters of Distinguished Merit; Interspersed with Poems, Moral and Entertaining: Dedicated to His Royal Highness George Prince of Wales
• Poetic Lectures, Adapted to the Present Crisis
• Poetic Lucubrations; Containing the Misanthrope and Other Effusions
• Poetic Miscellanies. Written Occasionally, and Addressed to the Author's Relatives and Particular Friends
• Poetic Miscellany, on Subjects Moral and Religious
• Poetic Prayer, on Behalf of Great Britain, during the Present Eventful Crisis
• Poetic Sketches
• Poetic Sketches
• Poetic Sketches from Bunyan: Comprising Some of the Leading Incidents in the First Part of the Pilgrim's Progress . . . .
• Poetic Sketches, Description of the Giant's Causeway, and the Surrounding Scenery: With Some Detached Pieces
• Poetic Sketches: Consisting of a Tribute to the Memory of the Late Samuel Blyth, of Portsmouth, and Other Poems
• Poetic Sketches; a Collection of Miscellaneous Poetry . . .
• Poetic Stories, for the Entertainment & Instruction of Children
• Poetic Strains; or, Thoughts in Leisure Hours
• Poetic Tales and Miscellanies
• Poetic Tales, for Children
• Poetic Tales, for Children
• Poetic Tales, for Children
• Poetic Tales, for Children
• Poetic Tributes to the Memory of Burns received by the Newcastle upon Tyne Club, for celebrating the Anniversary of his Birth Day, 1817
• Poetic Trifles
• Poetic Trifles
• Poetic Trifles
• Poetic Trifles
• Poetic Trifles
• Poetic Trifles
• Poetic Trifles
• Poetic Trifles, for Young Gentlemen & Ladies
• Poetic Trifles, or Pretty Poems for Young Folks, Selected from the Best Juvenile Writers
• Poetic Trifles, or Pretty Poems, for Young Folks, Selected from the Best Juvenile Writers
• Poetic Vigils
• Poetic Vigils; Containing a Monody on the Death of Adam Clarke . . . and Other Poems
• Poetical Address to His Majesty: occasioned by the late Royal Visit to Worcester . . .
• Poetical Amusement on the Journey of Life; Consisting of Various Pieces in Verse: Serious, Theatric, Epigrammatic and Miscellaneous
• Poetical Amusements
• Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath
• Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath
• Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath. Vol. I [of 2]
• Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath. Vol. II [of 2]
• Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath. Printed for the Benefit of the Pauper-charity in that City. Vol. III [of 4]
• Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath. Printed for the Benefit of the Pauper-charity in That City. Vol. IV [of 4]
• Poetical and Prosaic Works
• Poetical and Prose Compositions
• Poetical Aspirations
• Poetical Aspirations . . . . With Additional Poems
• Poetical Aspirations; or, a Versification of the Lord's Prayer, the Ten Commandments; and Other Poems for Youth
• Poetical Attempts
• Poetical Attempts
• Poetical Attempts
• Poetical Attempts
• Poetical Attempts
• Poetical Attempts, . . . with a Short Narrative of Her Life
• Poetical Attempts. Consisting of an Allegorical Poem in Blank Verse, entituled The Sciences; an Ode to Pleasure; and Some Other Pieces
• Poetical Beauties of Modern Writers
• Poetical Beauties of Modern Writers
• Poetical Beauties of Modern Writers
• Poetical Beauties of Modern Writers
• Poetical Blossoms. Being a Selection of Short Poems, Intended for Young People to Repeat from Memory
• Poetical Blossoms; or, a Collection of Poems, Odes, and Translations. By a Young Gentleman of the Royal Grammar School, Guildford.
• Poetical Buds: Songs and Other Poems
• Poetical Chronology of Ancient and English History . . .
• Poetical Chronology of Ancient and English History . . . .
• Poetical Chronology of Ancient and English History . . . .
• Poetical Chronology of Ancient and English History . . . .
• Poetical Chronology of Ancient and English History . . . .
• Poetical Chronology of Ancient and English History, with Historical and Explanatory Notes
• Poetical Chronology of Ancient and English History; with Historical and Explanatory Notes
• Poetical Chronology of Ancient and English History; with Historical and Explanatory Notes . . . . To Which is Added, American Chronology . . . to the Establishment of the Federal Constitution
• Poetical Chronology of Ancient English History with Historical and Explanatory Notes
• Poetical Chronology of the Kings of England, from the Conqueror to William the Fourth
• Poetical Descriptions of Orkney. M.DC.LII
• Poetical Dialogues on Religion, in the Scots Dialect, between Two Gentlemen and Two Ploughmen
• Poetical Dialogues, Calculated for the Help of Timorous and Tempted Christians . . . .
• Poetical Ditties, for Children. Compiled from Various Authors
• Poetical Efforts
• Poetical Efforts. . . . Intended Chiefly for Private Circulation
• Poetical Effusions
• Poetical Effusions
• Poetical Effusions
• Poetical Effusions from Fairy Camp. Vol. I [of 2]
• Poetical Effusions from Fairy Camp. Vol. II [of 2]
• Poetical Effusions of an Epicurean Philosopher . . . .
• Poetical Effusions of the Heart
• Poetical Effusions on Subjects Religious, Moral, and Rural
• Poetical Effusions on the Fear of the Lord. In Four Books
• Poetical Effusions, Miscellaneous and Sacred
• Poetical Effusions, Written Chiefly Extempore, between the Age of Sixteen and Nineteen
• Poetical Effusions. To Which is Added, the War of Inis-thona; a Poem, from Ossian, in English Verse
• Poetical Effusions; Comprising Poems, Ballads, and Songs
• Poetical Effusions; Consisting of the Birth of Friendship, the Birth of Affection, and the Birth of Sensibility
• Poetical Ephemeras
• Poetical Epistle from Florizel to Perdita: with Perdita's Answer
• Poetical Epistle from Florizel to Perdita: With Perdita's Answer. And a Preliminary Discourse upon the Education of Princes
• Poetical Epistle from Florizel to Perdita: With Perdita's Answer. And A Preliminary Discourse upon the Education of Princes
• Poetical Epistle from the Right Hon. Lady ----, a Ringleader at Blind-mans-buff, &c. &c. Vindicating Nocturnal Recreations. Addressed to the Delinquent Author of a Poem Entitled Cutcha Cutchoo. This Epistle also Comprises a Synopsis of a City Rout and a Grand Exhibition of Living Rarities . . . .
• Poetical Epistles
• Poetical Epistles Addressed to Hagne (Mrs. Hatton)
• Poetical Epistles, and Specimens of Translation
• Poetical Epistles: And Specimens of Poetical Translation, Particularly from Petrarch and Dante
• Poetical Essay on the Existing State of Things . . .
• Poetical Essay on the First Good and the First Fair. With Salutary Addresses
• Poetical Essays
• Poetical Essays
• Poetical Essays
• Poetical Essays
• Poetical Essays
• Poetical Essays . . .
• Poetical Essays . . .
• Poetical Essays . . . Metaphors of the Messiah: also, a few Evangelical Hymns, chiefly adapted to Social Worship
• Poetical Essays . . . With a Preliminary Essay, in Prose . . .
• Poetical Essays on Moral Subjects . . .
• Poetical Essays on Religious Subjects. By a Clergyman
• Poetical Essays on Several Occasions
• Poetical Essays on the Character of Pope, as a Poet and Moralist; and on the Language and Objects Most Fit for Poetry
• Poetical Essays on the Following Subjects . . . with a Preliminary Esay in Prose
• Poetical Essays, Chiefly of a Moral Nature . . . .
• Poetical Essays, on Several Subjects
• Poetical Essays, Spoken at the Annual Visitation of Tunbridge School.
• Poetical Essays.
• Poetical Essays. The Existence of God Proved by Rational Arguments . . . A Poetical Exposition of the First Six Chapters in the Revelations . . . .
• Poetical Essays: written chiefly in the West Indies
• Poetical Essays; being a Collection of Satirical Poems, Songs and Acrostics
• Poetical Essays; or, Short Flights towards Parnassus. Consisting of Sacred, Moral, and Miscellaneous Pieces
• Poetical Excursions in the Isle of Wight
• Poetical Extracts; or, Similies and Descriptions, Alphabetically Arranged. Selected Chiefly from the Works . . . .
• Poetical Fragments . . . with an Authentic Memoir of His Life
• Poetical Fragments: or, an Odd Volume in Verse
• Poetical Frenzy, or a Venture in Rhyme
• Poetical Gleanings, on Instructive and Interesting Subjects
• Poetical Hours
• Poetical Illustrations of Passages of Scripture
• Poetical Illustrations of the Athenaeum Gallery of Paintings
• Poetical Legends: Containing the American Captive, and the Fatal Feud. To which is added, The Fall of Faction, a Poetical Vision.
• Poetical Lessons for Children
• Poetical Lessons for Children
• Poetical Meditations, on Various Different Spiritual Subjects . . . .
• Poetical Memoirs. The Exile, a Tale
• Poetical Memoirs. The Exile, a Tale
• Poetical Miscellanies
• Poetical Miscellanies . . . . With the Life of the Untutored Author. . . .
• Poetical Miscellanies. Including Translations from Petrarch
• Poetical Miscellany. Pathetical and Consolatory Poems
• Poetical Miscellany; being a Collection of Short Poems, Peculiarly Adapted to the Youthful Mind the Most Exalted Sentiments of Morality, Religion, and Virtue
• Poetical Pastimes
• Poetical Pastimes; or, Gambols Round the Base of Parnassus
• Poetical Phrases, taken from Ovid, Virgil and other Classical Authors; for the Use of Young Gentlemen, to Facilitate the Art of Making Latin Verses
• Poetical Pieces
• Poetical Pieces
• Poetical Pieces
• Poetical Pieces
• Poetical Pieces . . . .
• Poetical Pieces . . . . With Some Additional Pieces
• Poetical Pieces by the late Mr. Thomas Bradford. To which are added A Sonnet on his Death, and his Epitaph, written by William Hayley, Esq
• Poetical Pieces on Several Occasions
• Poetical Pieces on Various Subjects . . . .
• Poetical Pieces Written on Several Occasions of Unfortunate and Unhappy Facts . . . . Also, the Portrait of Masonry
• Poetical Pieces, a Conversation, and a Dramatic Sketch
• Poetical Pieces, Chiefly on Devotional and Moral Subjects
• Poetical Pieces, Religious & Descriptive . . . .
• Poetical Precepts. Comprising a Number of Short Moral Poems, for the Use of Children
• Poetical Precepts. Comprising a Number of Short Moral Poems, for the Use of Children
• Poetical Prolusions
• Poetical Prolusions in the English and Latin Languages . . .
• Poetical Quotations: Being a Complete Dictionary of the Most Elegant Moral, Sublime, and Humorous Passages in the British Poets
• Poetical Recollections
• Poetical Recreations
• Poetical Recreations: And Thoughts in Rhyme, on Sacred and Miscellaneous Subjects
• Poetical Reflections upon the Earliest Ages of the World
• Poetical Remains . . .
• Poetical Remains . . . .
• Poetical Remains . . . with Extracts from Her Correspondence
• Poetical Remains . . . with Extracts from Her Correspondence
• Poetical Remains and Correspondence
• Poetical Remains and Correspondence . . . .
• Poetical Remains of a Clergyman's Wife
• Poetical Remarks on a Meeting Which Lately Took Place of the Members of the Brose Club
• Poetical Reveries
• Poetical Reveries
• Poetical Rhapsodies
• Poetical Satires and Epistles
• Poetical Scraps
• Poetical Selections, Consisting of the Most Approved Pieces of Our Best British Poets . . . .
• Poetical Selections, Consisting of the Most Approved Pieces of Our Best Modern British Poets, Excellent Specimens of Fugitive Poetry, and Some Original Pieces . . . .
• Poetical Sketches
• Poetical Sketches
• Poetical Sketches
• Poetical Sketches
• Poetical Sketches of a Tour in the West of England
• Poetical Sketches of Biblical Subjects: Partly Original, Partly Selected from Our Most Esteemed Poets . . . .
• Poetical Sketches of Scarborough: Illustrated by Twenty-one Engravings of Humorous Subjects . . . .
• Poetical Sketches of Scarborough: Illustrated by Twenty-one Engravings of Humourous Subjects . . . .
• Poetical Sketches of the Religious Experience, Call to the Ministry, and Travels . . . .
• Poetical Sketches of the South of France
• Poetical Sketches, on Various Solemn Subjects
• Poetical Sketches, or Leisure Hours of a Student
• Poetical Sketches. With Other Poems
• Poetical Sketches. Inscribed to Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales
• Poetical Sketches: The Profession; the Broken Heart, etc. With Stanzas for Music, and Other Poems
• Poetical Sketches: The Profession; the Broken Heart, etc. With Stanzas for Music, and Other Poems . . . .
• Poetical Sketches: With Stanzas for Music, and Other Poems
• Poetical Strictures on the Factory System and Other Matters
• Poetical Tales
• Poetical Tales, Founded on Facts
• Poetical Thoughts
• Poetical Thoughts, and Views; on the Banks of the Wear
• Poetical Thoughts: The Offspring and Alleviation of Solitary Hours
• Poetical Translations
• Poetical Translations from the Ancients
• Poetical Translations from Various Authors
• Poetical Trifles
• Poetical Trifles
• Poetical Trifles
• Poetical Trifles
• Poetical Trifles
• Poetical Trifles
• Poetical Trifles
• Poetical Trifles
• Poetical Trifles
• Poetical Trifles
• Poetical Trifles, being a Collection of Songs, and Fugitive Pieces . . . .
• Poetical Trifles, Both Serious and Comic
• Poetical Trifles. Written on Various Subjects
• Poetical Trifles: Or, Miscellaneous Poems on Various Subjects
• Poetical Trifles; Written on Various Subjects, Serious and Comic
• Poetical Vagaries . . . . and Vagaries Vindicated; a Poem, Address'd to the Reviewers
• Poetical Vagaries . . . and Vagaries Vindicated; a Poem Address'd to the Reviewers
• Poetical Vagaries; Containing an Ode to We, a Hackney'd Critick; Low Ambition, or the Life and Death of Mr. Daw . . . .
• Poetical Vagaries; Including Broad Grins
• Poetical Views in the City of Glasgow and its Environs; in a Series of Poems and Epistles, Descriptive and Sentimental
• Poetical Works
• Poetical Works
• Poetical Works
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• Poetical Works . . .
• Poetical Works . . . .
• Poetical Works . . . .
• Poetical Works . . . .
• Poetical Works . . . . To Which are Prefixed Memoirs and Anecdotes of the Author
• Poetical Works . . . Including Several Poems not to be Found in Any Other Edition . . . .
• Poetical Works . . . with a Life of the Author
• Poetical Works . . . with the Life of the Author
• Poetical Works . . . with the Life of the Author
• Poetical Works . . . with the Life of the Author
• Poetical Works . . . with the Life of the Author
• Poetics . . . with translations from the Latin . . .
• Poetics and Prosaics; a Series of Original Papers
• Poetics: Or a Series of Poems, and Disquisitions on Poetry
• Poetry
• Poetry
• Poetry
• Poetry
• Poetry
• Poetry . . .
• Poetry . . . . The Greater Part of These Verses have Appeared at Various Times, in Different Magazines and Annuals
• Poetry and Poets: Being a Collection of the Choicest Anecdotes Relative to the Poets of Every Age and Nation. Together with Specimens of Their Works . . . .
• Poetry and Prose. . . . Including Some Original Correspondence with Distinguished Literary Characters
• Poetry and Tales
• Poetry Chiefly in the Scottish Language
• Poetry Chiefly in the Scottish Language
• Poetry for Children
• Poetry for Children
• Poetry for Children
• Poetry for Children
• Poetry for Children under Ten Years of Age
• Poetry for Children, Consisting of Selections of Eight Lines Only . . . .
• Poetry for Children, Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children, Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children, Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children, Entirely Original
• Poetry for Children, Entirely Original
• Poetry for Children. Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children. Consisting of Short Pieces, to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children. Consisting of Short Pieces, to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children. Consisting of Short Pieces, to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children: Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children: Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children: Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children: Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children: Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children: Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Children; Consisting of Short Pieces to be Committed to Memory
• Poetry for Schools; Designed for Reading and Recitation. The Whole Selected from the Best Poets in the English Language
• Poetry for Schools; Designed for Reading and Recitation. The Whole Selected from the Best Poets in the English Language.
• Poetry for Young Children
• Poetry for Youth: Consisting of Short Pieces from Various Authors . . . .
• Poetry in Letters, Relative to Books, Men, and Manners
• Poetry Miscellaneous and Dramatic
• Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin
• Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin
• Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin
• Poetry of the Bucks Chronicle
• Poetry of the College Magazine
• Poetry of the Magyars, Preceded by a Sketch of the Language and Literature of Hungary and Transylvania
• Poetry on Different Subjects
• Poetry on Different Subjects, Written under the Signature of Timothy Spectacles
• Poetry on the Year's Revolution, Solar System, and Some Other Subjects
• Poetry without Fiction: For Children . . . with the Conversations of a Mother with Her Children . . . .
• Poetry without Fiction: For Children, between the Ages of Three and Seven; with the Conversations of a Mother . . . .
• Poetry Written at Intervals of Playful Recreation
• Poetry, Fugitive and Original . . . .
• Poetry, Original and Compiled, with Metaphysical Sketches and Anecdotes
• Poetry; Original and Selected [Vol. IV, of 4]
• Poetry; Original and Selected. Vol. I [, of 4]
• Poetry; Original and Selected. Vol. [, of 4]
• Poetry; Original and Selected. [Vol. III, of 4]
• Points of Misery; or Fables for Mankind: Prose and Verse, Chiefly Original . . . .
• Poland, Homer, and Other Poems
• Poland: a Poem. . . . To Which are Added, Lines on the View from St. Leonard's
• Poland; a Patriotic Ode
• Political Adoration; or, an Address to the Devil. By the Foul Fiend Flibbertigibbet
• Political and Other Poems
• Political and Other Poems
• Political Calumny Refuted . . . Containing, an Extract of a Sermon . . . and Solitary Musings, (in Verse) on the Being of God, Providence, and the French Revolution
• Political Miscellanies
• Political Miscellanies [Part 1 of 2]
• Political Miscellanies. Part the First
• Political Pledges, or Garbage to Catch Gudgeons . . . .
• Political Poems
• Political Poems
• Political Poems: A Compilation
• Politics; or, the History of Will and Jane: A Tale for the Times
• Pollok's Course of Time . . . .
• Polyanthea, or, a Selection in Prose and Verse from the Best English Writers, for the Improvement of Youth in Reaing and Recitation for the Use of the Classical School, Woodville
• Polylogia, Containing Specimens of Fourteen Languages, with Metrical Translations
• Polyxena [half-title only in this copy]
• Pompeii, a Descriptive Ode
• Pompeii, a Didactic Poem: To Which are Annexed, Poems on the Niobe, and the Temple of Theseus
• Pompeii, a Prize Poem; Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June the Twenty-seventh, M.DCCC.XXVII
• Pompeii, and Other Poems. To Which is Added, a Dissertation on Lord Byron
• Pompeii. A Poem
• Pompeii. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement July, 1819
• Poor Vulcan, a Burletta, in Two Acts, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden
• Popery Delineated, a Poem
• Popery Dissected, or the British Protestant's Appeal to the Senators of His Country, against the Claims of the Papists. A Poem
• Popish Pinching Irons; a Poem, Dedicated . . . to James Twiddy . . . .
• Popular Ballads and Songs, from Tradition [sic] Manuscripts, and Scarce Editions
• Popular Ballads and Songs, from Tradition, Manuscripts, and Scarce Editions; With Translations of Similar Pieces from the Ancient Danish Languages, And a Few Originals by the Editor
• Popular English Specimens of the Greek Dramatic Poets; with Introductory Essays, and Explanatory Notes
• Popular Melodies, Songs and National Airs
• Popular Opinions, or a Picture of Real Life, Exhibited in a Dialogue between a Scotish Farmer and a Weaver. . . . In Scotish Verse
• Portions of the Psalms of David, with Hymns on Various Subjects, Selected and Arranged for the Use of the Congregation at the Episcopal Jews' Chapel
• Portraits and Characters of the Kings of England from William the Conqueror to George the Third. Part II [,of 2]
• Portraits and Characters of the Kings of England, from William the Conqueror to George the Third. Part I [,of 2]
• Portraits of the Dead; to Which are Added, Miscellaneous Poems
• Portraits of the Dead; to Which are Added, Miscellaneous Poems
• Portraits, Characters, Pursuits, and Amusements of the Present Fashionable World, Interspersed with Poetic Flights of Fancy
• Portraitures of Persons in Public and Private Life, Real and Caricatured, with a Few Fictitious Ones: In Blank Verse
• Portugal Delivered, a Poem, in Five Books . . . .
• Portugal Laurels; or, the Convention. A Satirical Poem
• Portugal. A Poem. In Two Parts
• Portugal. A Poem. In Two Parts
• Posthumous Fragments . . . being Poems Found amongst the Papers of that Noted Female Who Attempted the Life of the King in 1786
• Posthumous Parodies and Other Pieces, Composed by Several of Our Most Celebrated Poets, but not Published in any Former Edition of Their Works
• Posthumous Poems
• Posthumous Poems . . . .
• Poverty Triumphant. A Poem: Written after the Peace of 1763 by Thomas Rostarreck, a Marine, Versified and Enlarged by Another Hand
• Poverty: A Poem. With Several Others, on Various Subjects, Chiefly Religious and Moral
• Pranceriana Poetica; or, Prancer's Garland. Being a Collection of Fugitive Poems, written since the Publication of Pranceriana and the Appendix
• Pranceriana. A Select Collection of Fugitive Pieces, Published since the Appointment of the Present Provost of the University of Dublin
• Prayer, a Poem. (In Four Cantos)
• Prayer: A Poem
• Prayers and Hymns, Translated from the German
• Prayers for the Use of Families, Chiefly Selected from Various Authors . . . together with a Selection of Hymns
• Prayers, in Verse. Compiled from Approved Authors
• Prayers, More Particularly Adapted for the Use of Schools, and Females Educating for the Higher Classes of Society; with Original Poems on Religious Subjects
• Preceptive, Moral and Sentimental Pieces
• Prediction and Fulfilment, Two Political Odes Relative to the Election of John Quincy Adams as President of the United States
• Prejudice, a Satirical Dialogue
• Prescience: Or the Secrets of Divination. A Poem. In Two Parts
• Pretty Lessons in Verse for Good Children
• Pretty Lessons in Verse, for Good Children; with Some Lessons in Latin, in Easy Rhyme
• Pretty Poems for Children
• Pretty Poems, in Easy Language for the Amusement of Little Boys and Girls
• Pretty Poems, in Easy Language, for the Amusement of Little Boys and Girls
• Pretty Poems, in Easy Language, for the Amusement of Little Boys and Girls
• Pretty Tales
• Pride and Ignorance, a Poem
• Pride or a Touch at the Times, a Satirical Poem, Addressed to All Genuine Reformers in This Glorious Age of Anti-ism
• Primitiae; or, Essays and Poems on Various Subjects . . .
• Primitiae; or, Essays and Poems on Various Subjects, Religious, Moral and Entertaining
• Primitiae; or, Essays and Poems, on Various Subjects, Religious, Moral and Entertaining
• Prince Dorus . . . .
• Prince Dorus: or, Flattery Put Out of Countenance. A Poetical Version of an Ancient Tale . . . .
• Prince Malcolm: In Five Cantos; with Other Poems
• Principles of Elocution . . . also, Copious Extracts in Prose and Poetry . . . .
• Prison Amusements, and Other Trifles . . .
• Prison Pindarics; or, A New Year's Gift from Newgate
• Prison-thoughts. Elegy Written in the King's Bench: In Imitation of Gray
• Private Life, a Moral Rhapsody, written at a Gentleman's Country Residence
• Private Thoughts on Public Affairs . . . .
• Prize Poem of Trinity College, Dublin, July, 1821, in the Coronation of His Majesty George IV
• Prize Poem, Recited by Mr. Caldwell at the Opening of the New American Theatre in New-Orleans. Together with the Rejected Addresses
• Prize Themes and Other Compositions, in Prose and Verse
• Probationary Ode for the Laureatship of the Royal Academy
• Probationary Odes for the Laureatship . . .
• Probationary Odes for the Laureatship: With a Preliminary Discourse
• Probationary Odes for the Laureatship: With a Preliminary Discourse
• Probationary Odes for the Laureatship: With a Preliminary Discourse
• Probationary Odes for the Laureatship: with a Preliminary Discourse by Sir John Hawkins, Knt
• Probationary Odes for the Laureatship: with a Preliminary Discourse, by Sir John Hawkins, Knt
• Probationary Odes for the Laureatship: with a Preliminary Discourse, by Sir John Hawkins, Knt
• Probationary Odes, by the Various Candidates for the Office of Poet Laureat to His Majesty, in the Room of William Whitehead, Esq. Deceased . . . .
• Proceedings of a Craw-court, Held in the Woods of Pittencrief . . . .
• Proceedings of a Craw-court, Held in the Woods of Pittencrief, on Sunday the Eighteenth of April . . .
• Proceedings of a Craw-court, Held in the Woods of Pittencrief, on Sunday the Eighteenth of April . . . .
• Professional Poems . . . . The Professions Chiefly Alluded to are Those of Law, Physic, Divinity, and Arms
• Progress of the Arts and Sciences. A Poem . . .
• Prologue and Epilogue to the Tragedy of the Siege of Damascus . . . .
• Prologue Written for the Re-Opening of the Theatre of Brandenbourgh House, after it was Embellished and Enlarged in the Year 1795
• Prolusiones Academicae
• Prolusiones Academicae
• Prolusiones Academicae . . .
• Prolusiones Academicae . . .
• Prolusiones Academicae Praemiis Annuis Dignatae . . . .
• Prolusiones Academicae Praemiis Annuis Dignatae . . . .
• Prolusiones Poeticae; or, A Selection of Poetical Exercises, Greek, Latin, and English: partly original, and partly translated
• Prolusions on the Present Greatness, of Britain; on Modern Poetry; and on the Present Aspect of the World
• Prometheus Bound, a Tragedy
• Prometheus Bound, a Tragedy, from the Greek
• Prometheus Bound. Translated from the Greek . . . . And Miscellaneous Poems
• Prometheus in Chains
• Prometheus Part II with Other Poems
• Prometheus Unbound a Lyrical Drama in Four Acts with Other Poems
• Prophecy: A Poem
• Propriety: A Poetical Essay. To which is added, A Poetical Epistle to a Young Gentleman, on his Determintion to Appear upon the Stage
• Pros and Cons, for Cupid and Hymen: in a series of Metrical Satiric Dialogues
• Prose and Poetry
• Prose and Poetry, on Religious, Moral, and Entertaining Subjects, with a Brief, but Authentic, & Affecting History of Orenzo and Sarah, from the Year 1793 to the Present Day
• Prose and Poetry, Selected for a Mourner
• Prose and Verse
• Prose on Several Occasions; accompanied with Some Pieces in Verse. Vol. III [, of 3]
• Prose Sketches and Poems, Written in the Western Country
• Prospects from Hills in Fife
• Prospects from Hills in Fife
• Prospectus and Specimen of an Intended National Work . . . .
• Prospectus and Specimen of an Intended National Work . . . . Cantos III. and IV
• Prospectus and Specimen of an Intended Work . . . . [Cantos I and II , of 4]
• Proteus, and Other Poems
• Proteus, and Other Poems
• Prudence: A Moral, Poetical Essay . . . .
• Psalms & Hymns Selected and Adapted for Public Worship
• Psalms Adapted to the Public Worship of the Christian Church
• Psalms and Hymns
• Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• Psalms and Hymns Adapted to Public Worship and Approved by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America
• Psalms and Hymns Adapted to Public Worship, and Approved by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church . . . .
• Psalms and Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Psalms and Hymns for Public and Private Use
• Psalms and Hymns for Public and Private Worship
• Psalms and Hymns for Public and Private Worship . . . .
• Psalms and Hymns for Public and Social Worship, and for Private Use . . .
• Psalms and Hymns for Public Worship, Containing All the Psalms and Hymns of Dr. Watts . . . a New Version of All the Psalms, and Many Original Hymns . . . .
• Psalms and Hymns for the Use of the Reformed Church in the United States of America
• Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Public Worship and Approved by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church . . . .
• Psalms and Hymns, for Public, Private, and Social Worship
• Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship: Carefully Selected from the Best Authors
• Psalms and Hymns, for Social and Private Worship: Carefully Selected from the Best Authors
• Psalms and Hymns, for the Use of the German Reformed Church in the United States of America
• Psalms and Hymns, for the Use of the German Reformed Church, in the United States of America
• Psalms and Hymns, for the Use of the German Reformed Church, in the United States of America
• Psalms and Hymns, Selected and Arranged for the Use of All-Saints Church, Grosvenor Square, Manchester
• Psalms and Hymns, Selected from Various Authors . . . .
• Psalms and Hymns, the Greater Part Original; and the Selected Compositions Altered . . . .
• Psalms and Hymns, with the Catechism, Confession of Faith, and Liturgy of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America. Being an Improvement of the Old Versions of the Psalms of David . . . .
• Psalms Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship, in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms in Metre, Selected from the Psalms of David
• Psalms in Metre, Selected from the Psalms of David; with Hymns . . . .
• Psalms in Metre, Selected from the Psalms of David; with Hymns . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America. Being an Improvement on the Old Versions of the Psalms of David
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America. Being Dr. Watts' Imitation of the Psalms of David, as Improved by Mr. Barlow
• Psalms, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America: Being an Improvement of the Old Versions of the Psalms of David
• Psalms, Hymns and Religious Odes Adapted to Public and Private Devotion . . . .
• Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . to Which is Added a New Selection of between Two and Three Hundred Hymns from the Best Authors
• Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Selected for the Use of the United Churches of Christ, Commonly Called Free Will Baptist . . . .
• Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs: Adapted to the Christian Religion
• Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs; Selected and Original. Designed for the Use of the Church Universal, in Public and Private Devotion
• Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Adapted to the Christian Religion
• Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Adapted to the Christian Religion
• Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Adapted to the Christian Religion
• Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Original and Selected
• Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Original and Selected . . . .
• Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Original and Selected . . . .
• Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Selected for the Use of the United Churches of Christ, Commonly Called Freewill Baptist . . . .
• Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Selected for the Use of the United Churches of Christ, Commonly Called Freewill Baptist . . . .
• Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs: Selected . . . for the Use of the Church Universal . . . .
• Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs: Selected and Designed for the Use of the Church Universal . . . . With an Appendix, Containing Original Hymns . . . .
• Psalms, in Metre, Alternately with the Prose Version. Together with Translations and Paraphrases, in Verse . . . .
• Psalms, in Metre, Selected from the Psalms of David
• Psalms, in Metre, Selected from the Psalms of David
• Psalms, in Metre, Selected from the Psalms of David
• Psalms, in Metre, Selected from the Psalms of David with Hymns, Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church . . . .
• Psalms, in Metre, Selected from the Psalms of David: With Hymns Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church . . . .
• Psalms, in Metre, Selected from the Psalms of David; Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church . . . .
• Psalms, in Metre, Selected from the Psalms of David; Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church . . . .
• Psychae. Or Songs on Butterflies, &c. . . . Attempted in Latin Rhyme with a Few Additional Trifles
• Psyche, a Mythological Poem; from the Latin Prose of Lucius Apuleius
• Psyche, with Other Poems
• Psyche, with Other Poems
• Psyche, with Other Poems
• Psyche, with Other Poems
• Psyche, with Other Poems
• Psyche: or, the Soul, a Poem. In Seven Cantos
• Psyche; or, the Legend of Love
• Public Spirit, a Lyric Poem. To Which are Prefixed Observations on the Irregular Ode
• Public Spirit: An Essay
• Public Spirit; an Essay
• Public Spirit; an Ode
• Public, Parlour, and Cottage Hymns. A New Selection. Part First
• Public, Parlour, and Cottage Hymns. A New Selection. Part Second
• Public-Spirit: A Lyric Poem . . .
• Publii virgilii maronis georgicon liber primus et secundus. The First and Second Georgic, attempted in Blank Verse
• Pug's Tour through Europe. Or, the Traveller's Monkey
• Pug's Tour through Europe. Or, the Traveller's Monkey
• Pug's Tour Through Europe; or, the Travell'd Monkey . . . .
• Pug's Visit, or the Disasters of Mr. Punch
• Pug's Visit; or, the Disasters of Mr. Punch. A Poetic Tale
• Punctuation Personified: Or Pointing Made Easy
• Pursuits of Agriculture; a Satirical Poem . . . . Canto the Third [of 3]
• Pursuits of Agriculture; a Satirical Poem, in Three Cantos. With Notes. Canto the First
• Pursuits of Agriculture; a Satirical Poem, in Three Cantos. With Notes. Canto the Second
• Pursuits of Literature. A Satirical Poem in Four Dialogues, with Notes . . . .
• Pygmalion, a Poem. From the French . . .
• Quarter-day, or the Horrors of the First of May. A Poem
• Quarterless Collins. A Comic Poem
• Quashy, or The Coal-black Maid. A Tale
• Quebec Hill; or, Canadian Scenery. A Poem. In Two Parts
• Quebec, the Harp, and Other Poems
• Queen Anne Boleyn, an Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Queen Hynde. A Poem, in Six Books
• Queen Hynde. A Poem, in Six Books
• Queen Mab
• Queen Mab
• Queen Mab
• Queen Mab
• Queen Mab
• Queen Mab
• Queen Mab, a Philosophical Poem
• Queen Mab, or the Destiny of Man. A Philosophical Poem
• Queen Mab, with Notes
• Queen Mab: A Philosophical Poem, with Notes
• Queen Mab: With Notes
• Queen Mab; a Philosophical Poem
• Queen Mab; a Philosophical Poem: With Notes
• Queen Mab; a Philosophical Poem: With Notes
• Queen Mab; a Philosophical Poem: With Notes . . . .
• Queen Mab; with Notes
• Queenhoo-Hall . . . and Ancient Times, a Drama
• Quid Nunc? Selections from the Poems . . . contrasted with the Works of Knox, Paley, and Others . . .
• Quotations from the British Poets: Being a Pocket Dictionary of Their Most Admired Passages . . . .
• Quotations from the British Poets: Being a Pocket Dictionary of Their Most Admired Passages . . . .
• Quotations from the British Poets: Being a Pocket Dictionary of Their Most Admired Passages . . . .
• Quotations from the British Poets: Being a Pocket Dictionary of Their Most Admired Passages . . . . Arranged According to the Subjects
• R-------l Quarrels; or, Curtain Lectures at C----------n H------e. A Satiric Poem
• R-------l Quarrels; or, Curtain Lectures at C----------n H------e. A Satiric Poem
• R-------l Quarrels; or, Curtain Lectures at C----------n H------e. A Satiric Poem
• R------l Lover; or, a D-ke Defeated: Containing Particulars of a Journey to W---d House; with a Love Speech and Soliloquy: A Poem
• R---l Chickens in the Shell. A Satirical Poem
• R---l Consistency. A Poetical Parody on an Original Letter, Written a Few Days Previous to the Expiration of the Regency Restrictions
• R---l Disaster; or, Dangers of a Q---n. A Tale for Quidnuncs
• R---l Loggerheads! Or, the Congress of State Tinkers!! A Poem
• R---l Quarrels; or, Curtain Lectures at C----------n H------e. A Satiric Poem
• R---l Robbery!! The Crown Jewels; or, Diamond Cut Diamond!! A Poem
• R---l Rumping!! Or, the Courtly Insult to an Illustrious Personage
• R---lty Beset; or, a Pill for the Ministers. A Poem
• R---y---l Stripes; or, a Kick from Yar---- h to Wa--s; with the Particulars of an Expidition to Oat----ds, and the Sprained Ancle: A Poem
• RAdical Monday. A Letter from Bob in Gotham to His Cousin Bob in the Country, Containing an Account of that Glorious Day!! . . . .
• Raffaelle Cimaro, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Rainbow Sketches, in Prose and Verse
• Ramble of John Jorum & His Friends to Roslin, 4th June, 1813 . . . .
• Rambles in Waltham Forest. A Stranger's Contribution to the Triennial Sale for the Benefit of the Wanstead Lying-in Charity
• Rambling Rhymes
• Ramirez; a Poem
• Random Rhymes from Paris: with Other Poems
• Ranelagh: A Poem
• Ranelagh: A Poem
• Raphael, or the Pupil of Nature. A Poem
• Raphael. A Poem
• Rasmin and Ezellina; or, Diversions at Lundin
• Rathlin; a Descriptive Poem, Written after a Visit to that Island, in the Autumn of 1819
• Rational Amusement, Consisting of a Few Poetical Pieces, on Moral Subjects . . . .
• Rational Amusements, Being a Collection of Original Miscellanies
• Rational Religion, or The Faith of Man, a Poem
• Ravenna; or, Italian Love. A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Raymond de Percy; or, The Tenant of the Tomb: a Romantic Melodrama
• Raymond, a Tale of the Nineteenth Century; and Other Poems
• Raymond: a Tragedy. Descriptive of the Age of Chivalry
• Re-commencement, Commencement again, Commencement in Earnest, Commencement Indeed, &c. . . .
• Reading Races; or, the Berkshire Beauties. A Poem
• Readings in Poetry: A Selection from the Best English Poets, from Spenser to the Present Times, and Specimens of Several American Poets . . . .
• Readings in Poetry; a Selection from the Best English Poets, from Spenser to the Present Times; and Specimens of Several American Poets of Deserved Reputation
• Rebecca; or, The Times of Primitive Christianity. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• Rebellion against Gulliver; or, R-d-c-l-sm in Lilliput. A Poetical Fragment, Translated from a Lilliputian Manuscript
• Rebellion and Opposition: or, The American War. A Poem
• Rebellion in Bath: Or, the Battle of the Upper-rooms: An Heroico-odico-tragico-comico Poem, in Two Cantos
• Rebellion. A Poem, Addressed to J----- W-----, Esq; Late L--d M--- of the City of L----n
• Recent Poems, on Rural and Other Miscellaneous Subjects
• Recitations Humorous, Serious, and Satirical, in Verse; being Original Pieces, Adapted to Youth . . . .
• Recollections
• Recollections and Poems
• Recollections of Filey
• Record of the Family of Anthony Haswell by Lydia His Deceased Consort. Together with Several Elegiac Poems, the Tribute of Connubial Love, to Unaffected Virtue
• Records of the Western Shore
• Records of Woman: With Other Poems
• Records of Woman: With Other Poems
• Records of Woman: With Other Poems
• Records of Woman: With Other Poems
• Records of Woman: With Other Poems
• Records of Woman; with Other Poems
• Recreation at Ramsgate. Poetical Effusions . . . from, Original Manuscritps in the Possession of a Lady
• Recreations
• Recreations in Rhyme
• Recreative Hours
• Red White and Blue Songster
• Redemption : A Poem, in Eight Books
• Redemption, a Didactic Poem, in Seven Parts; illustrating the Evidences of Revealed Religion
• Redemption, a Poem
• Redemption, a Poem in Five Books
• Redemption, a Poem in Five Books
• Redemption, a Poem in Five Books
• Redemption, a Poem. In Two Books
• Redemption, and Other Poems
• Redemption. A Poem, in Eight Books
• Redemption: A Poem
• Redemption: a Poem, in Eight Books
• Redemption: A Poem, in Eight Books
• Redemption: A Poem, in Eight Books . . . . With Memoirs of the Author's Life
• Redemption: A Poem, in Eight Books . . . . With Memoirs of the Author's Life
• Redemption: A Poem, in Eight Books . . . . with Memoirs of the Author's Life
• Redemption: A Poem, in Eight Books . . . . With Memoirs of the Author's Life
• Redemption: A Poem, in Four Parts
• Redemption: A Poem, in Four Parts
• Redemption; a Poem in Twenty Books
• Redemption; A Sacred Poem
• Redemption; or, "Good Will towards Men," a Poem . . . .
• Redemption; the Song of the Spirit of Hiram; and Other Poems
• Redmond's Bride, a Fragment, and Other Poems
• Redwald; a Tale of Mona: And Other Poems
• Reflection, A Poem in Four Cantos
• Reflection, an Elegy, Occasioned by a Visit to Cossey. Dedicated to Sir William Jerningham, Bart. With Colin, a dirge
• Reflection; a Poem
• Reflections at the Tomb of Columbus
• Reflections on Ingratitude, Friendship . . . .
• Reflections on Love: In a Poetical Epistle to Lycias
• Reflections on Peace and the Seasons . . . .
• Reflections on Radia, a Female Satirist . . . .
• Reflections on Shipboard
• Reflections on the Common English Version of the Scriptures . . . . A Poem
• Reflections on the Fall and Redemption of Man in an Exposition of Hebrews, Chap. X.4-7, Compared with Psalm XL.6-8
• Reflections on the Ruins of an Ancient Cathedral: To Which is Added, An Elegy on Winter
• Reflections on the Ruins of an Ancient Cathedral: To Whihc is Added, An Elegy on Winter
• Reflections on Viewing Brandenburgh-House, the Residence of Her Late Majesty
• Reflections upon Times, and Times, and Times! Or, a More than Sixty Years' Tour, of the Mind
• Reflections, Notes, and Original Anecdotes, Illustrating the Character of Peter the Great. To Which is Added a Tragedy in Five Acts, Entitled Alexis, the Czarewitz
• Reflections, Notes, and Original Anecdotes, Illustrating the Character of Peter the Great. To Which is Added, a Tragedy in Five Acts, Entitled, Alexis, the Czarewitz
• Reflections: A Poem Descriptive of Events and Scenery Connected with the Different Months of the Year
• Reflexions on Impeaching and Impeachers: Addressed to Warren Hastings, Esq
• Reform. A Dialogue
• Reform: A Farce, Modernised from Aistophanes
• Reform: a Poem
• Reformation Melodies, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs
• Reformation Melodies, New Selection. Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• Reformation Melodies. Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Original and Selected
• Reformation Melodies: Original and Selected
• Regatta; a Poem. Dedicated to the Right Honourable Thomas Lord Lyttelton.
• Regent and the King; or, a Trip from Hartwell to Dover. A Poem
• Regular Ode; Addressed to the Hon. William Pitt
• Regulbium, a Poem, with an Historical and Descriptive Account of the Roman Station at Reculver, in Kent
• Reinstatement of the Commander in Chief
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses: Or, the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses; or the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Addresses; or, the New Theatrum Poetarum
• Rejected Odes; Poetical Hops, Steps, and Jumps of a Dozen Popular Bards, for the Obtainment of the Situation of Poet Laureat . . . .
• Rejected Plays
• Relics . . . . From an Unpublished Manuscript, Dated 1645
• Religio Christiani, a Churchman's Answer to "Religio Clerici"
• Religio Clerici, a Churchman's Epistle
• Religio Clerici, a Churchman's Epistle
• Religio Clerici: Two Epistles . . . . to Which is now Added . . . a Parson's Choice of Town or Country: An Epistle to a Young Divine
• Religion Examined. A Poem
• Religion Examined. A Poem
• Religion Examined. A Poem.
• Religion Examined; a Poem
• Religion Recommended to Youth in a Series of Letters Addressed to a Young Lady. To Which are Added Poems on Various Occasions
• Religion Recommended to Youth, in a Series of Letters Addressed to a Young Lady. To Which are Added Poems on Various Occasions
• Religion Recommended to Youth, in a Series of Letters Addressed to a Young Lady. To Which are Added Poems on Various Occasions
• Religion Recommended to Youth, in a Series of Letters Addressed to A Young Lady. To Which are Added, Poems on Various Occasions
• Religion Recommended to Youth, in a Series of Letters Addressed to a Young Lady: To Which are Added Poems on Various Occasions
• Religion Recommended to Youth, in a Series of Letters, Addressed to a Young Lady. To Which are Added Poems, on Various Occasions.
• Religion Recommended to Youth, in a Series of Letters, Addressed to a Young Lady. To Which are Added, Poems on Various Occasions
• Religion Recommended to Youth, in a Series of Letters, Addressed to a Young Lady. To Which are Added, Poems on Various Occasions
• Religion Simplified, or Answers in Verse to Important Religious Questions . . . .
• Religion, a Poem
• Religion, a Poem
• Religion, a Poem. Inscribed to Walter Griffith Esq.
• Religion, and the Triumphs of Faith: Poems
• Religion: a Poetical Essay
• Religion; a Poem
• Religionism, or Popular Preachers, alias Pulpiteers. A Satire
• Religious & Moral Poems
• Religious Contemplations
• Religious. The Evening Walk by Mrs. Carter. On Death by Bishop Porteus
• Reliques . . . Consisting Chiefly of Letters, Poems, and Critical Observations on Scottish Songs
• Reliques . . . Consisting Chiefly of Original Letters, Poems, and Critical Observations and Scottish Songs
• Reliques . . . Consisting Chiefly of Original Letters, Poems, and Critical Observations on Scottish Songs
• Reliques . . . Consisting Chiefly of Original Letters, Poems, and Critical Observations on Scottish Songs
• Reliques of Genius
• Reliques of Irish Poetry: Consisting of Heroic Poems, Songs, Elegies, &c. of the Most Approved Ancient and Modern Irish Bards. Collected by an Eminent Irish Scholar
• Reliques of Irish Poetry: Consisting of Heroic Poems, Odes, Elegies, and Songs . . . to Which is Subjoined An Irish Tale by Miss Brooke
• Reliques of Irish Poetry: Consisting of Heroic Poems, Odes, Elegies, and Songs, Translated into English Verse . . . To Which is Subjoined An Irish Tale by Miss Brooke
• Reliquiae Scoticae; Scotish Remains, in Prose and Verse. From Original MSS and Scarce Tracts
• Remains . . . .
• Remains . . . . Comprising Miscellaneous Poems and Essays, Selected from His Manuscripts; with a Biographical Sketch . . . .
• Remains . . . . With a Brief Memoir of His Life
• Remains . . . . With a Brief Memoir of His Life
• Remains . . . . With a Brief Memoir of His Life
• Remains . . . . With a Brief Memoir of His Life
• Remains . . . . With a Memoir of His Life
• Remains . . . Including Rambles in Ireland, with . . . His Poetical Productions . . . .
• Remains . . . Published by the Request of His Friends, for the Benefit of Youth
• Remains . . . with a Biographical Memoir of the Deceased
• Remains in Verse and Prose . . . .
• Remains of Irish Antiquities, a poem, with notes
• Remains of My Early Friend
• Remarkable & Memorable History of Sir Robt. Bewick and the Laird Graham . . . .
• Remarkable Tragedy, Occasioned by one Alexander Patterson, who Courted one Elizabeth Hunter
• Remarks on Shooting; to Which is Added, a Part of the Game Laws; both Written in Familiar Verse . . . .
• Remarks on the Jacobiniad . . . Part first
• Remarks on The Jacobiniad . . . Part Second
• Remember Me, or, The Unhappy Female's Last Address to her Absent Lover; with a Response
• Remembrances of Friendship
• Reminiscences of Haiti in the Years 1807-8-9, during the Government of the Celebrated Negro-chief Christophe . . . .Part the First
• Reminiscences. Moral Poems and Translations. With an Appendix
• Remnants
• Remnants and Scraps . . . Dedicated . . . to "a Character"
• Remonstrance: With Other Poems
• Remorse. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Remorse. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Remorse. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Remorse: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Remorse; and Other Poems
• Renfrewshire Characters and Scenery: A Poem, in Three Hundred and Sixty Five Cantos
• Repentance and Faith. A Poem: In Three Cantos
• Repentance; and Other Poems
• Reputation; or, The State Secret. A Play, in Five Acts
• Residence. Two Letters in Verse
• Resignation: A Poem on the Death of . . . Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales . . .
• Resignation: A Poem on the Death of Princess Charlotte.
• Resignation; or, Majesty in the Dumps; an Ode. Addressed to George Colman, Esq. . . .
• Rest for the Weary
• Rest for the Weary: Or, an Anchor for a Soul in a Severe Tempest. A Poetical Dialogue
• Rest for the Weary; or, an Anchor for a Soul in a Severe Tempest. A Poetical Dialogue . . . .
• Rest for the Weary; or, an Anchor for a Soul in a Severe Tempest. A Poetical Dialogue
• Resurgam. Christ the Hope of Glory . . . . On a Survey of the Heavens, Death, and the Immortality of the Soul . . . .
• Retaliation: A Poem
• Retaliation: A Poem . . . including Epitaphs on some of the most Distinguished Wits of this Metropolis
• Retaliation: A Poem . . . including Epitaphs on some of the Most Distinguished Wits of this Metropolis
• Retaliation: A Poem . . . Including Epitaphs on some of the Most Distinguished Wits of this Metropolis.
• Retaliation: A Poem. . . . Including Epitaphs on Some of the Most Distinguished Wits of this Metropolis
• Retaliation; a Poem . . . . With Large Additions
• Retaliation; a Poem . . . Including Epitaphs on Some of the Most Distinguished Wits of this Metropolis
• Retaliation; a Poem. Containing Epitaphs on David Garrick . . . Edmund Burke . . . Dr. Cumberland, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Dr. Douglas, The Dean of Derry, &c. &c
• Retaliation; a Poem; with the Additions of the Hermit . . . .
• Retaliation; or, the Reviewers Review'd. A Satirical Poem
• Retired Pleasures, in Prose and Verse
• Retired Pleasures, or the Charms of Rural Life, in Prose and Verse . . .
• Retirement, a Poem
• Retirement: A Poem
• Retirement: a Poem
• Retort Smart upon Peter Pindar's Epistle to a Falling Minister . . . .
• Retribution, a Poem: Addressed to Woman
• Retribution, a Poem: Addressed to Woman
• Retribution, and Other Poems
• Retribution; or, the Chieftain's Daughter. A Tragedy . . . .
• Retribution; or, the Chieftain's Daughter. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Retribution; or, the Chieftain's Daughter. A Tragedy, in Five Acts. . . .
• Retrospection, a Poem in Familiar Verse
• Retrospection, a Poem in Familiar Verse
• Retrospection, a Poem, Supposed to be Written by a Lady in a Lingering Illness; and Other Small Pieces, Published for Her Benefit
• Retrospection, and Other Poems
• Retrospection. A Rural Poem
• Retrospection; or, a Lover's Lapses and a Poet's Love
• Retrospection; with Other Poems
• Retrospective Scenes; a Poem, in Three Cantos
• Retrospective Scenes; a Poem, in Three Cantos
• Revelation, a Poem
• Revenge Defeated and Self-punished. A Dramatic Poem.
• Revenge, or the Novice of San Martino, a Tragedy
• Reveries du Coeur: Or, Feelings of the Heart. Attempted in Verse
• Reveries in Confinement: A Poem . . . . Written in the Debtor's Ward, Southampton, 1804
• Reveries in Confinement; a Poem . . . . Written in the Debtors' Ward, Southampton, 1804
• Review of New-York, or Rambles through the City. Original Poems. Moral, Religious, Sarcastic, and Descriptive
• Review of New-York, or Rambles through the City. Original Poems. Moral, Religious, Sarcastic, and Descriptive
• Review of Poetry, Ancient and Modern. A Poem
• Review of the Lion of Old England; or, The Democracy Confounded
• Reviewers Reviewed. A Familiar Epistle to those Partial Sons of Momus
• Revival Hymns, Chiefly Selected from Various Authors
• Revolutions: A Poem. In Two Books
• Rewards and Punishments, or, Satan's Kingdom Aristocratical. To Which is Subjoined a Voyage to London, and an Acrostic
• Rhapsodies
• Rhode-Island Tales
• Rhode-Island Tales
• Rhododaphne: Or the Thessalian Spell. A Poem
• Rhododaphne: Or the Thessalian Spell. A Poem
• Rhyme and Reason
• Rhyme and Reason. A Collection of Original Poems, on Various Subjects
• Rhyme and Reason: or, A Fresh Stating of the Arguments against an Opening through the Wall of Queen Square, in Westminster
• Rhyme and Reason; Short and Original Poems
• Rhyme or Reason?
• Rhymed Plea for Tolerance. In Two Dialogues. With a Prefatory Dialogue
• Rhymes
• Rhymes
• Rhymes
• Rhymes
• Rhymes after Meat
• Rhymes after Meat
• Rhymes after Meat . . . .
• Rhymes and Reminiscences
• Rhymes and Rhapsodies
• Rhymes for Children
• Rhymes for Ellen
• Rhymes for My Children
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery
• Rhymes for the Nursery. The Old Man and His Six Sons . . . .
• Rhymes for the Nursery.3 Parts [of 3]
• Rhymes of an Artist
• Rhymes of Northern Bards: Being a Curious Collection of Old and New Songs and Poems, Peculiar to the Counties of Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, and Durham
• Rhymes of the Times; a Full Collection of the Verses Which Appeared in the Times Newspaper
• Rhymes on Art, or, the Remonstrance of a Painter: In Two Parts . . . .
• Rhymes on Art, or, the Remonstrance of a Painter: In Two Parts; with Notes, and a Preface . . . .
• Rhymes on Art; or the Remonstrance of a Painter . . . .
• Rhymes on Art; or, The Remonstrance of a Painter . . .
• Rhymes on Geography and History. Part I
• Rhymes on Matrimony . . . . With Other Poems
• Rhymes on the Road, Fables, etc
• Rhymes without Reason, with Reasons for Rhyming: To Which are Added, Two Prose Essays
• Rhymes Written, and Verses Collected
• Rhymes, & Reason: or, Mirth & Morality for the Young: A Selection of Poetic Pieces, Chiefly Humourous
• Rhymes. The Auld Horse's Complaint; John Ortchie; and the Clans o' Scotland, a Song
• Rhyming Alphabet; or, Tom Thumb's Delight
• Rhyming Geography; or, a Poetic Description of the United States of America . . . .
• Rhyming Reminiscences in Comical Couplets
• Rhyming Reminiscences in Comical Couplets . . . .
• Rhyming Reminiscences in Comical Couplets: Being a Versification of the Good Things Supposed to have been Uttered by . . . Wags since the Deluge . . . .
• Rhyming Riddles
• Rhythmical Reveries, on Various Occasions, Songs, &c.
• Ribbemont, or the Feudal Baron, a Tragedy in Five Acts, as Performed at the New-York Theatre
• Richard and Jane, a Legendary Tale. In three parts.
• Richard Coeur de Lion
• Richard Coeur de Lion , a Prize Poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June XVIII. MDCCCXXVIII
• Richard III. Travestie; in Three Acts. With Annotations
• Richard Plantagenet a Legendary Tale
• Richard Plantagenet a Legendary Tale, now First Published
• Richard Plantagenet; a Legendary Tale. Now First Published
• Richard the First, a Poem: In Eighteen Books
• Richardson's Choice Songster, Containing the Most Admired Plaintive, Sentimental, Naval, and Humorous Songs . . . .
• Richardson's New Fashionable Valentine Writer or Cupid's Festival of Love . . . .
• Richardson's New London Songster . . . .
• Riches: Or, the Wife and Brother, a Play . . . Founded on . . . the City Madam
• Riches; or the Wife and Brother: A Play, in Five Acts. Founded on . . . the City Madam . . . .
• Riches; or, the Wife and Brother: A Play, in Five Acts . . . .
• Richmond Hill. A Poem
• Richmond Hill; a Descriptive and Historical Poem: Illustrative of the Principal Objects Viewed from that Beautiful Eminence
• Riddles & Charades
• Riddles for the Nursery. For All the Good Boys and Girls in the United States
• Riddles, Charades, and Conundrums . . . .
• Rienzi: a Tragedy . . . . In Five Acts . . . . With Introductory Remarks
• Rienzi: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Rienzi: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Rienzi: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Rienzi: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Rienzi: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . . First Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, October 9, 1828
• Rienzi: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . . First Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, October 9, 1828
• Riley's Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Riley's Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral, and Divine . . .
• Rimes
• Rimes
• Rinaldo Rinaldini; or, the Great Banditti. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Rinaldo, a Poem; in XII. Books . . .
• Rinaldo, the Visionary, a Desultory Poem
• Rinaldo; a Ballad in Six Cantos: or, The Legendary Tale of Angus and Griselda
• Riot. A Mock Heroic Poem. In Three Cantos
• Riot. A Mock Heroic Poem. In Three Cantos
• Rising Castle, with Other Poems
• Riverside Poems
• Roach's Beauties of the Modern Poets of Great Britain Carefully Selected and Arranged
• Roach's Beauties of the Poets of Great Britain Carefully Selected and Arranged From the Works of the Most Admired Authors
• Roach's Beauties of the Poets of Great Britain Carefully Selected and Arranged From the Works of the Most Admired Authors
• Roach's Beauties of the Poets of Great Britain Carefully Selected and Arranged From the Works of the Most Admired Authors
• Roach's Beauties of the Poets of Great Britain Carefully Selected and Arranged From the Works of the Most Admired Authors
• Robert the Bruce, or, the Battle of Bannockburn. A Metrical Romance, in Ten Cantos
• Roberto Manners Poemetto/ Robert Manners A Poem Translated from the Italian by a Member of the Royal Academy of Florence
• Robin Hood's Garland, being a Compleat History of All the Notable and Merry Exploits . . . .
• Robin Hood: A Collection of All the Ancient Poems, Songs, and Ballads now Extant, relative to that Celebrated English Outlaw . . .
• Robin Hood: A Collection of All the Ancient Poems, Songs, and Ballads, Now Extant . . . .
• Robin Hood: A Collection of All the Ancient Poems, Songs, and Ballads, Now Extant . . . .
• Robin Hood: A Collection of All the Ancient Poems, Songs, and Ballads, now Extant Relative to that Celebrated English Outlaw. . . .
• Robin Hood: A Collection of the Popular Poems, Songs, and Ballads, Relative to that Celebrated English Outlaw
• Rochdale, a Fragment: with Notes: intended as an Introduction to the History of Rochdale
• Roche Abbey, and Other Poems, with a Few Essays in Prose . . . .
• Rocher Vale: A Poem
• Rochester, a Satire; and Other Miscellaneous Poems
• Roderick, the Last of the Goths
• Roderick, the Last of the Goths
• Roderick, the Last of the Goths
• Roderick, the Last of the Goths
• Roderick, the Last of the Goths
• Roderick, the Last of the Goths
• Roderick, the Last of the Goths. A Tragic Poem
• Rodolfo; a Poem: And Forty Sonnets
• Rodolph: A Dramatic Fragment. Stanzas in Continuation of "Don Juan:" and Other Poems
• Rodolph; a Fragment
• Rodolpho; a Poetical Romance
• Rodondo; or, the State Jugglers. Canto III [of 3]
• Rodrigo. A Spanish Legend [and other poems]
• Rogvald; an Epic Poem, in Twelve Books
• Rokeby a Poem in Six Cantos
• Rokeby: A Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem
• Rokeby; a Poem, in Six Cantos
• Rokeby; a Poem, in Six Cantos
• Rokeby; a Poem, in Six Cantos
• Roman Portraits, a Poem, in Heroick Verse; with Historical Remarks and Illustrations
• Romance; a Poetical Capriccio
• Romantic Ballads, Translated from the Danish; and Miscellaneous Pieces
• Rome at the Close of the Eighteenth Century!!! A Poem, with Notes
• Rome in an Uproar : the Downfall of Babylon: and the Pope's Journey to Heaven: a Poem: with Animadversions on Cathedral Worship....
• Rome; a Poem. In Two Parts
• Romeo and Juliet Travesty. In Three Acts
• Rona, a Poem, in Seven Books, illustrated with a Correct Map of the Hebrides, and Elegant Engravings
• Ronald, a Legendary Tale . . . .
• Roncesvalles: A Poem, in Twelve Books
• Roostum Zaboolee and Soohrab, from the History of Persia; Entitled Shah Namuh; or, Book of Kings
• Rosalba, a Tale of Sicily
• Rosalie, a Swiss Relique; with Other Poems
• Rosalind and Helen, a Modern Eclogue; with Other Poems
• Rosamond, Memory's Musings, and Other Poems
• Rosamond. A Tragedy. From the German
• Rosanna, or the Cruel Lover. To Which is Added Few Happy Matches. Also the Shortness and Misery of Life
• Rosara's Chain: Or, the Choice of Life. A Poem
• Rosara's Chain: Or, the Choice of Life. A Poem
• Rosara's Chain: Or, the Choice of Life. A Poem
• Rose-buds Rescued, and Presented to My Children
• Roseberry-toppin: Or the Prospect of a Summer's Day: A Descriptive Poem
• Rosina, a Tale: with Poems on Several Occassions: humbly dedicated to Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales
• Rosstrevor, a Moral and Descriptive Poem, with Other Miscellaneous Pieces
• Rostang, the Brigand of the Rhone; or, the Brothers of Sion: A Drama, in Three Acts
• Rothley Temple; a Poem, in Three Cantos
• Rouge et Noir in Six Cantos . . . Versailles and Other Poems
• Rouge et Noir. In Six Cantos . . . .
• Rouge et Noir: in Six Cantos . . . Versailles and Other Poems
• Rough Sketches of Bath . . . .
• Rough Sketches of Bath, and Other Poems
• Rough Sketches of Bath, Epistles, and Other Poems
• Roundway Hill, a Poem
• Rowley and Chatterton in the Shades: or, Nugae Antiquae et Novae. A New Elysian Interlude, in Prose and Verse
• Royal Love Lyrics, from Royal Love Letters, with Notes and Illustrations
• Royal Magnificence; or The Effusions of Ten Days . . . on the Subject of His Majesty's late Visit to Worcester . . .
• Royal Perseverance. A Poem. Humbly Dedicated to that Prince, whose Piety, Clemency, Moderation, Magnanimity, and other Christian and Patriotic Virtues, are the Admiration of All Mankind
• Royal Rantipoles; or, the Humours of Brighton. A Poem
• Royal Tears! Sacred to Filial Piety
• Royalty Bewitched; or, the Loves of William and Mary
• Royalty Fog-bound: Or, the Perils of a Night, and the Frolics of a Fortnight. A Poem
• Royalty Fog-bound; or, Perils of a Night, and the Frolics of a Fortnight. A Poem
• Royalty Fog-bound; or, the Perils of a Night, and the Frolics of a Fortnight. A Poem
• Royalty Fog-bound; or, the Perils of a Night, and the Frolics of a Fortnight. A Poem
• Royalty Fog-bound; or, the Perils of a Night, and the Frolics of a Fortnight. A Poem
• Royalty Fog-bound; or, the Perils of a Night, and the Frolics of a Fortnight. A Poem
• Rude Rhymes
• Rude Rhymes, with some songs
• Rudekki, a Tale of the Seventh Century: The Lament of Hellas, and Other Poems
• Rudigar the Dane, a Legendary Tale
• Rudigar the Dane: A Poem
• Rufiana: Or the Poetical Sinnings . . . .
• Ruin Seize Thee, Ruthless King! A Pindaric Ode, Not Written by Mr. Gray
• Runic Odes from the Norse tongue
• Runic Odes. Imitated from the Norse Tongue. In the Manner of Mr. Gray
• Runnamede, a Tragedy
• Rural Amusement; Or, A New Miscellany of Epistles, Songs, Poems, &c. Written in the Scotch Dialect
• Rural and Juvenile Poems
• Rural and Other Pieces
• Rural and Other Poems
• Rural Employments in Spring . . . a Poem in Three Parts
• Rural Hours a Poem
• Rural Imagery: being a Collection of Poems
• Rural Lays
• Rural Months: A Descriptive Poem, in Twelve Cantos; being Chiefly Founded on a Review of the Year 1799. Also, Boyland-Hall, and Other Miscellaneous Poems
• Rural Pictures and Miscellaneous Pieces
• Rural Pictures and Miscellaneous Pieces
• Rural Poems and Tales: in Imitation of Bloomfield
• Rural Poems, Illustrative of the Husbandry, Scenery, and Manners of Scotland, or British Georgics
• Rural Poems, Moral and Descriptive; to Which are Added, Poems on Several Subjects
• Rural Poems; with Other Fugitive Pieces
• Rural Poetry
• Rural Poetry
• Rural Rhymes; or, a Collection of Epistolary, Humourous, and Descriptive Pieces
• Rural Scenes or a Peep into the Country for Children
• Rural Scenes or a Peep into the Country for Good Children
• Rural Scenes or a Peep into the Country. For Children
• Rural Scenes or a Peep into the Country. For Children
• Rural Scenes, or, a Peep into the Country
• Rural Scenes, or, a Peep into the Country, for Children
• Rural Scenes: Or, a Peep into the Country, for Good Children
• Rural Scenes; or a Peep into the Country, for Good Children
• Rural Tales, &c. &c.
• Rural Tales, &c.--&c. To Which is Prefixed, the Life of the Author . . . .
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• Rural Walks; or, Poems on Various Subjects
• Russet Rhymes and Merry Thoughts for Winter Nights
• Russia. A Heroic Poem
• Ruth, a Sacred Eclogue; and Tobit, a Poem. With Two Select Moral Tales . . . preceded by the Life of M. de Florian
• Ruth; or, the Fair Moabitess: A Poem with Moral Reflections and Explanatory Notes
• Ryando and Helmina, or, the Mirror of Love: a Poem in Four Cantos
• Ryno and Alpin: A Poem
• Sabbath Evening Minstrelsy
• Sabbath Meditations in Prose & Verse, for the Year 1826
• Sabbath Meditations, in Prose and Verse
• Sabbath Meditations, in Prose and Verse, for the Year 1828
• Sabbath Miscellany
• Sabbath Recreations: Or, Select Poetry, of a Religious Kind, Chiefly Taken from the Works of Modern Poets; with Original Pieces never before Published
• Sabbath Recreations: or, Select Poetry, of a Religious Kind, Chiefly Taken from the Works of Modern Poets; with Original Pieces never before Published
• Sabbath Recreations; or, Select Poetry of a Religious Kind, Chiefly Taken from the Works of Modern Poets; with Original Pieces never before Published
• Sabbath School Hymns
• Sabbath School Hymns . . . .
• Saberna. A Saxon Eclogue
• Sable Victims: A Barbadoes Narration, inscribed to the Promoters of the Slave Trade, and addressed to J. Hargrave, Esq. a Friend to Natural Liberty
• Sacra Ethica; or, the Proverbs of Solomon, in Verse, with a Short Life of Solomon Prefixed
• Sacra Poesis
• Sacra Poetica: Containing Sacred Melodies, Hymns and Poems. Intended to Display the Beauties of Sacred Poetry
• Sacred Allegories; or Allegorical Poems, Illustrative of Subjects Moral and Divine . . . .
• Sacred and Instructive Poetry . . . .
• Sacred and Moral Pieces
• Sacred and Moral Poems
• Sacred and Moral Poems . . . .
• Sacred and Moral Poems, on Deity ; Creation:--Life:--Death:--and Immortality
• Sacred and Moral Poems, on Deity: Creation:--Life:--Death:--and Immortality
• Sacred and Moral Poems, on Deity: Creation:--Life:--Death:--and Immortality
• Sacred Beauties: A Poetical Work
• Sacred Dramas, Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which are Added, Reflections of King Hezekiah; Sensibility, a Poem; and Search after Happiness
• Sacred Dramas, Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which are Added, Reflections of King Hezekiah; Sensibility, a Poem; and Search after Happiness
• Sacred Dramas, Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which are Added, Reflections of King Hezekiah; Sensibility, a Poem; and Search after Happiness
• Sacred Dramas, Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which are Added: Reflections of King Hezekiah, Sensibility, a Poem. And Essays on Various Subjects, Principally Designed for Young Ladies
• Sacred Dramas, Chiefly Intended for Young Persons; the Subjects taken from the Bible. To which is added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas, for the Improvement and Amusement of Young Persons, and as an Enticement to Them to Study the Holy Scriptures
• Sacred Dramas, to Which are Added Reflections of King Hezekiah; Sensibility, a Poem; and Search after Happiness
• Sacred Dramas. Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible
• Sacred Dramas. Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible . . . .
• Sacred Dramas. Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible . . . .
• Sacred Dramas. Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons . . . .
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects being Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility: An Epistle
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible . . . .
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added Sensibility: An Epistle
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added Sensibility: An Epistle
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added Sensibility: An Epistle
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added Sensibility: An Epistle
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility: An Epistle
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility: An Epistle
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility: An Epistle
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which are Added Reflections of King Hezekiah, Parley the Porter, etc.
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas: Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas: Intended Chiefly for Young Persons. To which is added, an Elegy . . .
• Sacred Dramas; Chiefly Intended for Young Persons. The Subjects Taken from the Bible
• Sacred Dramas; Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas; Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas; Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas; Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas; Chiefly Intended for Young Persons: The Subjects Taken from the Bible. To Which is Added, Sensibility, a Poem
• Sacred Dramas; the Search after Happiness; and Other Poems
• Sacred Dramas; the Search after Happiness; and Other Poems
• Sacred Dramas; the Search after Happiness; and Other Poems
• Sacred Emblems; with Miscellaneous Pieces, Moral, Religious, and Devotional: In Verse
• Sacred Friendship . . . on the Death of Mrs. Eliza Turner. . . . To which . . . are added Several Religious Poems, composed by the above Much-lamented Lady
• Sacred Harmony, or Council of Peace. A Divine Poem, in Two Books
• Sacred Hours: or, Extracts for Private Devotion . . .
• Sacred Hours: or, Extracts for Private Devotion . . .
• Sacred Hymns for the Children of God, as They Journey to Their Rest Above
• Sacred Hymns for the Use of Infant Schools
• Sacred Hymns on Various Subjects
• Sacred Hymns on Various Subjects
• Sacred Hymns on Various Subjects
• Sacred Hymns, for the Use of Children; being Particularly Adapted for Sunday Schools
• Sacred Hymns, for the Use of Children; being Particularly Adapted for Sunday Schools
• Sacred Leisure; or, Poems on Religious Subjects
• Sacred Lyrics
• Sacred Lyrics . . . . First and Second Set
• Sacred Lyrics. Second Set [, of 3]
• Sacred Lyrics. . . . Third Set [, of 3]
• Sacred Lyrics: Being an Attempt to Render the Psalms of David More Applicable to Parochial Psalmody
• Sacred Lyrics: being an Attempt to Render the Psalms of David more Applicable to Parochial Psalmody
• Sacred Lyrics: Or Select Hymns, Particularly Adapted to Revivals of Religion, and Intended as a Supplement to Watts
• Sacred Meditations and Devotional Hymns, with Essays in Prose . . . .
• Sacred Meditations and Devotional Hymns, with Some Essays in Prose . . .
• Sacred Meditations, or, Serious Musings. In Rhyme
• Sacred Melodies, &c.
• Sacred Melodies, Preceded by an Admonitory Appeal to the Right Honourable Lord Byron, with Other Small Poems
• Sacred Melodies: A Christian and Literary Remembrancer
• Sacred Odes: Or Psalms of David, paraphrased
• Sacred Poems for Sundays and Holidays, throughout the Year
• Sacred Poems for Sundays and Holidays, throughout the Year
• Sacred Poems in Three Parts
• Sacred Poems on Various Interesting Subjects. To Which are Added, Several Miscellaneous Poems
• Sacred Poems, on Various Interesting Subjects, Several Miscellaneous Poems
• Sacred Poems, on Various Interesting Subjects. To Which are Added, Several Miscellaneous Poems
• Sacred Poems, on Various Interesting Subjects. To Which are Added, Several Miscellaneous Poems
• Sacred Poems, on Various Interesting Subjects. To Which are Added, Several Miscellaneous Poems
• Sacred Poems, on Various Subjects
• Sacred Poems. Containing Poetical Illustrations of Scripture, the Pampeiro, or Tempest of La Plata, the Human Hand, the Hand Divine
• Sacred Poems: Selected from the Best Writers: Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read and Recite Metrical Compositions with Propriety. . . .
• Sacred Poems; Selected from the Best Writers: Designed to Afford Practice to Young Persons in Learning to Read and Recite Metrical Compositions . . . .
• Sacred Poetry
• Sacred Poetry
• Sacred Poetry
• Sacred Poetry
• Sacred Poetry
• Sacred Poetry
• Sacred Poetry
• Sacred Poetry
• Sacred Poetry Adapted to the Understanding of Children and Youth . . . . Selected for the Use of the Irish National Schools
• Sacred Poetry, Adapted to Public and Private Charities
• Sacred Poetry. Part I
• Sacred Poetry. Consisting of Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Christian Devotion, in Public and Private . . . .
• Sacred Poetry. Consisting of Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Christian Devotion, in Public and Private. Selected from the Best Authors, with Variations and Additions
• Sacred Poetry. Consisting of Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Christian Devotion, in Public and Private. Selected from the Best Authors, with Variations and Additions
• Sacred Poetry: Comprising an Entire System of Divine Truth
• Sacred Poetry: Consisting of Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Christian Devotion, in Public and Private . . . .
• Sacred Poetry: Consisting of Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Christian Devotion, in Public and Private . . . .
• Sacred Poetry: Consisting of Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Christian Devotion, in Public and Private . . . . With Additional Hymns
• Sacred Poetry: Consisting of Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Christian Devotion, in Publick and Private . . . .
• Sacred Poetry: Consisting of Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Christian Devotion, in Publick and Private . . . .
• Sacred Poetry: Consisting of Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Christian Devotion, in Publick and Private . . . . With Additional Hymns
• Sacred Poetry: Consisting of Psalms and Hymns, Adapted to Christian Devotion, in Publick and Private. Selected from the Best Authors, with Variations and Additions
• Sacred Poetry: Consisting of Selections from the Works of the Most Admired Writers
• Sacred Poetry; Consisting of Hymns and Other Devotional Compositions
• Sacred Poetry; or, Hymns on the Principal Histories of the Old and New Testament. And on All the Parables, Contained in the Latter
• Sacred Poetry; or, the Most Important and Interesting Parts of the Old and New Testaments, Paraphrased in Verse . . . .
• Sacred Portraiture and Illustrations, with Other Poems
• Sacred Records Abridged in Verse. Consisting of Some of the Parables and Miracles, the Life, Death, Resurrection and Ascension of the Blessed Saviour
• Sacred Sketches from Scripture History
• Sacred Songs, being an Attempted Paraphrase of Some Portions of Scripture, with Other Poems
• Sacred Songs; being an Attempted Paraphrase or Imitation of Some Portions and Passages of the Psalms
• Sacred Specimens, Selected from the Early English Poets, with Prefatory Verses
• Sacred Thoughts in Verse
• Saeculomastix; or, the Lash of the Age We Live In; a Poem, in Two Parts
• Safety. The Humourous Old Story of the Elderly Gentleman, His Cane, Wig & Hat
• Safie. An Eastern Tale
• Sailor's Rights; or Yankee Notions; being a Collection of American Patriotic, Sentimental and Comic Songs
• Saint Andrews; or, A Sentimental Evening Walk Near the Ruins of that Ancient City: a Poem, In Three Parts
• Saint Anne's Hill: A Poem
• Saint Anne's Hill: A Poem
• Saint Anne's Hill; a Poem
• Saint Caroline's Pilgrimage to St Paul's, Her Devout Parade, Omitted Prayers and Real Designs . . . .
• Saint Guerdun's Well. A Poem
• Saint Guerdun's Well. A Poem
• Saint Helena; a Poem
• Saint Herbert's Isle: A Legendary Poem: In Five Cantos. With Some Smaller Pieces
• Saint Mark's Day; or, King John's Freemen. A Poem . . . The Bellows . . . Love in an Oven . . . The Sailor and the Monkies
• Saint Monday, a Poem
• Saint Paul at Athens, a Seatonian Prize Poem
• Saint Peter's Denial of Christ. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• Saint Peter's Lodge: A Serio-comic-legendary Tale. In Hudibrastic Verse
• Saint Rambert, or the French Royalist. A Poem, in Five Cantos
• Saint Stephen's Tripod: or, Mother Shipton in the Lower H**se
• Saint Thomas's Mount. A Poem
• Salamanca, a Heroic Poem
• Salamanca, a Heroic Poem
• Salamanca. A Poem
• Salamanca; a Heroic Poem
• Salamis
• Salmagundi: a Miscellaneous Combination of Original Poetry . . . and other Palatable Ingredients
• Salmagundi: A Miscellaneous Combination of Original Poetry; Consisting of Illusions of Fancy; Amatory, Elegiac, Lyrical . . . .
• Salmagundi; a Miscellaneous Combination of Original Poetry . . .
• Salms for a R---l Duke! Or, Doleful Lamentations of a Hopeful Chick and His German Hen . . . . A Poem
• Salms for a R---l Duke! Or, Doleful Lamentations of the Hopeful Chick and His German Hen . . . . A Poem
• Salvation. A Poem
• Salve Regina! Or, a Lay of Sympathy and Loyal Homage to a Persecuted Woman and a Legitimate Queen Caroline of England
• Sam Patch
• Samor, Lord of the Bright City. An Heroic Poem
• Samor, Lord of the Bright City. An Heroic Poem
• Samor, Lord of the Bright City. An Heroic Poem
• Sandy-brow, a Poem
• Sangora, a Legendary Tale
• Sangs of the Lowlands of Scotland Carefully Compared with the Original Editions, and Embellished with Characteristic Designs Composed and Engraved by the Late David Allan Esq. Historical Painter
• Sanitas, Daughter of Aesculapius. To D. Garrick, Esq. A Poem.
• Sannillac, a Poem
• Sans Culotides
• Sans Culotte and Jacobine, an Hudibrastic Poem, Wherein the Principles of Modern Levellers in General; and Particularly of the French Democracy, are Exposed. In Four Cantos
• Santa Maura: A Fragment. In Two Cantos
• Santa Maura: Marion; and Other Poems
• Sappho and Phaon. In a Series of Legitimate Sonnets, with Thoughts on Poetical Subjects, and Anecdotes of the Grecian Poetess
• Sappho and Phaon. In a Series of Legitimate Sonnets, with Thoughts on Poetical Subjects, and Anecdotes of the Grecian Poetess
• Sappho. A Poetic Rhapsody. Inscribed, to the fair Patroness of B-------h E-------n
• Sappho; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Sappho; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Sarah Bell, and Fanny Blake. In Verse
• Sarah Gee and Susan Gray
• Sardanapalus, a Tragedy
• Sardanapalus, a Tragedy
• Sardanapalus, a Tragedy. The Two Foscari, a Tragedy. Cain, a Mystery
• Sardanapalus, a Tragedy. The Two Foscari, a Tragedy. Cain, a Mystery
• Sardanapalus: A Tragedy
• Sardanapalus; a Tragedy
• Sarepta: A Poem. With Others
• Satan in Search of a Wife; with the Whole Process of His Courtship and Marriage, and Who Danced at the Wedding
• Satan's Bank Note
• Satan. A Poem
• Satire against Satire . . . . Being an Answer to a Scandalous Publication, Entitled, "Satyre Americaine"
• Satire for the King's Birthday. By No Poet-laureate
• Satire. A Knotty Case Stated in an Epistle to the Author's Friend, by Mathias Boyle
• Satires and the Beggar's Coin; a Poem
• Satires in India
• Satires on Priestcraft, Bigotry, and Uncharitableness . . . Addressed to Monsi Portdaven [Simon Davenport], Esq
• Satires, &c. Part the First
• Satires, Songs, and Odes, on Various Subjects
• Satirical Ballads . . . on the Times . . . .
• Saturday Night . . . . to Which is Added, the Toper's Tale, over His Jug of Ale . . . .
• Saturday Noon; or, The Pitman's Frolick. April 27, 1778
• Satyrical, Humourous, & Familiar pieces.
• Saul at Endor. A Dramatic Sketch
• Saul, a Sacred Drama in Five Acts
• Saul, a Tragedy; Translated from the Italian of Count Victorio Alfieri: And Jephtha's Daughter, a Scriptural Drama
• Saul; a Poem, in Two Parts
• Saul; a Poem, in Two Parts
• Savanarola, an Attempted Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Savannah a Poem in Two Cantos to the Memory of the Honourable Colonel John Maitland
• Savannah, a Poem . . . .
• Savannah, a Poem . . . .
• Savillon's Elegies, or, Poems . . .
• Sawney, Redivivus, et Restauratus; or, Miscellaneous Verses
• Scandal
• Scarborough Castle, a Poem
• Scarborough: a Poem, in Three Cantoes
• Scarborough: a Poem, in Three Cantoes
• Scarborough: A Poem, in Three Cantos
• Scarbrough [Scarborough]: A Poem, in Three Cantoes
• Scarce Ancient Ballads, Many never before Published
• Scarcity a Fiction: Or High Price and Misery Exemplified in the Fictitious Scarcity of 1800; Its Cause and Cure . . . .
• Scena Quarta del Quinto Atto di Adad, Poema Drammatico . . . .
• Scenes and Hymns of Life, with Other Religious Poems
• Scenes from the Belgian Revolution
• Scenes from the Flood; the Tenth Plague, or the First-born of Egypt Smitten; and Other Poems
• Scenes in Palestine; or, Dramatic Sketches from the Bible
• Scenes in Palestine; or, Dramatic Sketches from the Bible . . . .
• Scenes in Palestine; or, Dramatic Sketches from the Bible. To Which is Added the Fair Avenger; or, the Destroyer Destroyed . . . .
• Scenes in Solitude, with Other Poems
• Scenes in Solitude; with Other Poems
• Scenes in the Life and Death of a Missionary, and Other Original Poems
• Scenes of Gloamin': Original Scottish Songs
• Scenes of Infancy: Descriptive of Teviotdale
• Scenes of Infancy: Descriptive of Teviotdale
• Scenes of War; and Other Poems
• Scenes of Youth; or Rural Recollections; with Other Poems
• School Children at Noon
• School Children at Noon
• School Exercises of the Lafayette Female Academy; Including Triumphs of Genius, a Poem
• School Hours; or, a Collection of Exercises and Prize Poems . . . .
• Science Revived or the Vision of Alfred. A Poem in Eight Cantos, with Biographical Notes
• Science Revived, or the Vision of Alfred. A Poem in Eight Books
• Scotch Poetry . . .
• Scotish Descriptive Poems; with Some Illustrations of Scotish Literary Antiquities
• Scotish Poems of the Sixteenth Century
• Scotish Poems, Reprinted from Scarce Editions . . .
• Scotish Poems, Songs, &c.
• Scotish Song
• Scotland Compared, a Poem, in the Scottish Language . . . in an Epistle from a Person in Portugal to a Friend in North Britain . . . .
• Scotland's Glory and Her Shame . . . .
• Scotland's Glory, and Her Shame! Being a Brief Historical Account of Her Glory by Presbytery . . . .
• Scotland's Scaith; or, The History o' Will and Jean . . .
• Scotland's Skaith . . . .
• Scotland's Skaith or, The History o' Will and Jean . . .
• Scotland's Skaith, or The History o' Will and Jean: an Ou'r True Tale
• Scotland's Skaith; or The History o' Will & Jean . . .
• Scotland's Skaith; or The History o' Will & Jean: an Owre True Tale
• Scotland's Skaith; or the History o' Will and Jean: An Owre True Tale
• Scotland's Skaith; or the History of Will and Jean, and the Waes o' War. With Watty and Meg
• Scotland's Skaith; or the History of Will and Jean: An Owre True Tale
• Scotland's Skaith; or, The History o' Will and Jean . . .
• Scotland's Skaith; or, the History o' Will and Jean . . . and the Waes o' War . . . .
• Scotland's Skaith; or, the History o' Will and Jean, . . . also, the Waes o' War . . . .
• Scotland's Skaith; or, The History o' Will and Jean, an Owre True Tale
• Scotland's Skaith; or, the History o' Will and Jean: Owre True a Tale!
• Scots Poems
• Scottish Historical and Romantic Ballads, Chiefly Ancient . . . .
• Scottish Melodies, Odes, &c.
• Scottish Melodies, Odes, &c.
• Scottish Melodies, Odes, &c. . . .
• Scottish Pastorals, Poems, Songs, &c. Mostly Written in the Dialect of the South
• Scottish Rhymes
• Scottish Scenery: Or, Sketches in Verse, Descriptive of Scenes Chiefly in the Highlands of Scotland . . . .
• Scottish Songs
• Scottish Tragic Ballads
• Scrapiana Poetica. Part I
• Scrapiana; or, Elegant Extracts of Wit: Being a Complete Collection of Humorous Pieces in Prose and in Verse . . . .
• Scrapiana; or, Elegant Extracts of Wit: Being a Complete Collection of Humorous Pieces in Prose and in Verse . . . .
• Scrapiana; or, Elegant Extracts of Wit; being a Collection of Humorous Pieces in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Scrapiana; or, Elegant Extracts of Wit; being a Collection of Humorous Pieces in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Scrapiana; or, Elegant Extracts of Wit; being a Collection of Humorous Pieces in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Scraps
• Scraps
• Scraps and Sketches; or, the Album of a Literary Lounger
• Scraps of a Scribbler; being a Few Short Poems, Sonnets, &c. on Various Subjects
• Scraps of Poesy
• Scraps, or Attempts at Memoranda in Rhyme . . . .
• Scraps, or Essays, Serious and Comic, in Prose and Verse
• Scribbleomania; or, the Printer's Devil's Polichronicon. A Sublime Poem
• Scripscrapologia; or, Collins's Doggerel Dish of All Sorts
• Scripturae Lyra: containing The Study, and Other Poems, chiefly Illustrative of the Sacred Scriptures
• Scriptural and Experimental Songs, for Those Who Wish to Praise God
• Scriptural and Experimental Songs, for Those Who Wish to Praise God
• Scriptural Enigmas, Designed to Exercise the Youthful Mind in the Knowledge of Scripture History
• Scriptural Hymns, Adapted to Sermons Designed for Revivals
• Scripture and Reason, a Poem: Containing Various Arguments in Refutation of Mr. Paine's Pamphlet Entitled The Age of Reason
• Scripture Female Portraits, in Verse, for the Instruction of Youth
• Scripture History or Short Sketches of Characters from the Old Testament, in Prose and Verse
• Scripture History, or Short Sketches of Characters from the Old Testament. In Prose and Verse
• Scripture Melodies
• Scripture Parables in Verse . . . .
• Scripture Parables in Verse . . . to Which are Added . . . Notes . . . .
• Scripture Parables in Verse: With Notes of Explanation and Familiar Instruction . . . .
• Scripture Parables in Verse; with Explanations and Reflections: To Which are Added, Amusing and Instructive Notes . . . Chiefly Designed for the Use of Young Persons
• Scripture Parables, in Verse; with Explanations and Reflections: Chiefly Designed for the Use of Young Persons
• Scripture Portraits, or Tales for My Daughter, in Rhyme
• Scripture Similitudes: Consisting of about 450 Short Poems, on Sacred Metaphors, Selected from the Holy Scriptures
• Scripture Sketches; with Other Poems and Hymns
• Scripture Texts Selected for Every Day in the Year 1822: With a Suitable Extract in Verse Annexed to Each
• Scripture Versions, Hymns, and Reflections on Select Passages
• Sculpture. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement, July 1825
• Sculpture. A Poem Written for the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement July, 1825
• Sculpture; a Poem . . . . With a Portrait
• Sea Weeds: Poems, Written on Various Occasions, Chiefly during a Naval Life
• Seamen's Devotional Assistant, and Mariners' Hymns . . . .
• Sean Dana; Le Oisian, Orran, Ulann &c. Ancient Poems of Ossian, Orran, Ullin, &c
• Searsburgh Poetry; Consisting of Beautiful Productions of the Mind and Fancy, in Sentiment & Language . . . .
• Seaton Beach; a Poem, Descriptive of Various Phenomena of the Ocean and a Summer Spent by the Sea-side . . . .
• Sebastian: A Tragedy
• Sebastian: A Tragedy
• Second Book. Lectures and Examinations for King's College Students . . . .
• Second Thoughts on the Present Ministry, or, New Coalition; in a Familiar Epistle to a Friend . . .
• Secrecy: A Poem
• Secrecy: A Poem, Pronounced at the Installation of the Officers of the Boston Encampment of Knights Templars, February 28, 1832
• Sedition. An Ode . . . .
• Sedition; a Poem
• Seduction: or, The Cause of Injured Innocence Pleaded. A Poem, addressed to the Author of the Villainy . . .
• Seduction: The Spirit of the Times, or Petitions Unmasked, a Poem
• Seduction; or, Wealth, Virtue, and Vice: a Poem
• Selborne Hill; a Poem. With an Account of the Place, and Notes
• Select and Fugitive Poetry. A Compilation
• Select Beauties of Ancient English Poetry
• Select Beauties of Ancient English Poetry . . . .
• Select British Poets, or New Elegant Extracts from Chaucer to the Present Time . . . .
• Select Devotional Hymns
• Select Dramatic Works
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• Select Icelandic Poetry, Translated from the Originals; with Notes. Part First [, of 2]
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• Select Passages from the Georgics . . . and the Pharsalia . . . with Notes and Miscellaneous Poems.
• Select Passages of Sacred Scripture Rendered into Metre, after the Manner of the Psalms of David . . . .
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• Select Pieces, in Prose & Verse, on Different Subjects: Containing Epitaphs, and a Letter to Thomas Paine . . . .
• Select Plays, from the Best English Dramatists . . . .
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• Select Poems of Synesius and Gregory Nazianzen... To Which are Added Some Original Poems . . .
• Select Poems on Various Subjects, with an Introduction wherein is briefly stated some Observations on the Progress of Astronomy among the Ancients . . .
• Select Poems, &c.
• Select Poems, &c. . . .
• Select Poems, &c. . . . To Which are Added Some Particulars of His Life and Character . . . .
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• Select Poems, Containing Religious Epistles, &c. Occasionally Written on Various Subjects. To Which is now Added, the History of Elijah and Elisha
• Select Poems, Containing Religious Epistles, &c. Occasionally Written on Various Subjects. To Which is now Added, the History of Elijah and Elisha
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• Select Poems, on Various Occasions, Chiefly American
• Select Poems. Containing the Minstrel . . . the Shipwreck . . . and Hermit, &c. . . .
• Select Poems: Viz. the Deserted Village . . . Elegy in a Country Church-yard. The Hermit.The Snow-storm. Youthful Days. and Essay on Man . . . .
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• Select Portions of Psalms and Hymns, Taken from Various Collections, and Adapted to Public Worship . . . .
• Select Portions of Scripture . . . . Versified for the Entertainment of Younger Minds
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• Select Rhymes for the Nursery, with Copper-plate Engravings
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• Select Rhymes for the Nursery. With Thirty-two Wood Engravings
• Select Satires of Horace, Translated into English Verse, and, For the Most Part, Adapted to the Present Times and Manners
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• Selected for the Use of D. Macgachen's Pupils
• Selected Hymns for the Use of Children in Families or Sunday Schools
• Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, with the Choruses Affixed . . . . To Which is Added an Appendix, Containing Funeral Hymns
• Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, with the Choruses Affixed: As usually Sung at Camp-meetings, etc. To Which is Added an Appendix, Containing Funeral Hymns
• Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, with the Chorusses Affixed . . . To Which is Added, an Appendix Containing Funeral Hymns
• Selection of Hymns for the Sunday School Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church
• Selection of Hymns for the Sunday School Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church
• Selection of Poems
• Selection of Poems, Designed Chiefly for Schools and Young Persons
• Selection of Poems, Designed Chiefly for Schools and Young Persons
• Selection of Poems. In Two Volumes
• Selection of Poems. In Two Volumes
• Selections from Several Literary Works . . . .
• Selections from the American Poets, with Some Introductory Remarks
• Selections from the British Poets, Commencing with Spenser, and Including the Latest Writers . . . .
• Selections from the Choric Poetry of the Greek Dramatic Writers
• Selections from the Letters, &c. of the late Miss Carter, of Little Wittenham, Berks. By William Palmer, A. B. Balliol College, Oxford. To which are added, Some Compositions in Consequence of her Death
• Selections from the Masquerade: A Collection of Enigmas, Logogrips, Charades, Rebuses, Queries, and Transpositions
• Selections from the Papers . . . .
• Selections from the Poems . . . . Chiefly for the Use of Schools and Young Persons
• Selections from the Poems . . . Chiefly for the Use of Schools and Young Persons
• Selections from the Poems . . . Chiefly for the Use of Schools and Young Persons
• Selections from the Poetical Works . . . .
• Selections from the Popular Poetry of the Hindoos
• Selections from the Portfolio of a Versifier
• Selections from the Tales and Idyls . . . Translated into Verse
• Selections from the Writings . . . with a Memoir of Her Life
• Selections in Prose and Verse, from the Writings . . .
• Selections of a Father for the Use of His Children. In Prose and Verse
• Selections of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . . To Which is Added, an Appendix Containing Funeral Hymns
• Self-scrutiny, and Solemn Reflections Arising Therefrom . . .
• Selico; an African Tale, translated into English Verse from the French Prose . . .
• Selim and Zaida, an Oriental Poem: with Other Pieces
• Selim and Zaida. With Other Poems
• Selim, a Turkish Tale
• Semiramis, a Tragedy: As It is Acted at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane
• Semiramis: Or, the Shuttle. A Cantata . . . .
• Senilities; or, Solitary Amusements: In Prose and Verse . . . .
• Sensibility, Provoked by the Rival Pretensions of Pity. A Poem
• Sensibility, the Stranger, and Other Poems
• Sensibility, with Other Poems
• Sensibility. A Poem. By . . . the author of Benevolence and Other Poems
• Sensibility: A Poetical Epistle to the Hon. Mrs Boscawen
• Sententiae, or Moral and Religious Instruction, Epitomized . . . .
• Sentimental Fables. Design'd Chiefly for the Use of the Ladies.
• Sentimental Fables. Designed Chiefly for the Use of the Ladies
• Sentimental Fables. Designed chiefly for the Use of the Ladies.
• Sentimental Fables. Translated from the French, with the Original and Notes. To which is prefixed, An Essay on English Versification
• Sentimental Poems, on . . . the French Revolution
• Sentimental Poetry, Acrostics, &c.
• September. A Rural Poem
• Sepulchral Gleanings; or, a Collection of Epitaphs . . . .
• Sequel to the American Orator, or, Dialogues for Schools . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader, or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Classes of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Higher Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Classes of Learners in Reading . . . .
• Sequel to the English Reader: Or, Elegant Selections. In Prose and Poetry. Designed to Improve the Highest Class of Learners, in Reading . . . .
• Serena of Oakwood; or, Trials of the Heart, and Other Poems
• Serenades, Songs, and Other Poems
• Serious Essays on the Truths of the Glorious Gospel . . . For the Use of True Christians
• Serious Essays on the Truths of the Glorious Gospel . . . For the Use of True Christians
• Serious Essays on the Truths of the Glorious Gospel . . . For the Use of True Christians
• Serious Musings
• Serious Poems on Several Occasions
• Serious Poems; Comprising the Churchyard; Village Sabbath; Deluge, &c. &c.
• Serious Poetry
• Serious Poetry
• Serious Poetry . . . . With a Supplement, Containing a Selection of Pieces from "The Assistant of Education" . . . .
• Serious Reflections on the Death of Johannes, Who was Shot by His Friend, July 12, 1789. Likewise on the Triumphant Death of Josephus, Aged Eighteen Years
• Serious Reflections, Humbly Addressed to the Inhabitants of Great Britain, by a Female
• Serious Reflections, Humbly Addressed to the Inhabitants of Great Britain: Revised and Corrected, with the Addition of a Few Poems on Several Occasions
• Sermons Addressed to the Baptist Church . . . . To Which are Added Acrostics, Embracing Lessons of Morality and Piety; and Songs of Zion
• Sermons to Children to Which are Added Short Hymns, Adapted to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children. To Which are Added Short Hymns Suited to the Subjects . . . . Composed for the New-York Widow's Society
• Sermons to Children. To Which are Added Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children. To Which are Added Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children. To Which are Added, Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children. To Which are Added, Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children. To Which are Added, Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children: To Which are Added Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children: To Which are Added Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children: To Which are Added, Short Hymns, Adapted to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children: To Which are Added, Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children: To Which are Added, Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children; to Which are Added Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to children; To which are added short hymns, suited to the subjects.
• Sermons to Children; to Which are Added, Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons to Children; to Which are Added, Short Hymns, Suited to the Subjects
• Sermons, in Blank Verse
• Sertorius: Or, the Roman Patriot. A Tragedy
• Sessay Wood: A Poem; being Descriptive of A Run with Sir Mark Masterman Sykes' Fox Hounds . . . .
• Sethona. A Tragedy. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• Sethona. A Tragedy. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• Sethona. A Tragedy. As It is Performed athe the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• Seven Ages, Memory, and Other Poems
• Seventeen Favourite Songs . . . .
• Seventeen Hundred and Ninety-one: A Poem, in Imitation of the Thirteenth Satire of Juvenal
• Seventeen Hundred and Seventy-seven: or, A Picture of the Manners and Character of the Age. In a Poetical Epistle from a Lady of Quality in England, to Omiah, at Otaheite
• Seventeen Hundred and Seventy-seven; or, a Picture of the Manners and Character of the Age. In a Poetical Epistle from a Lady of Quality
• Seventeen Songs
• Several Select Poems, on the Following Subjects: Funeral Elegy on a Young Lady . . . to Ambition . . . .
• Shakerism Unmasked, or the History of the Shakers . . . with Some Extracts from Their Private Hymns Which have never Appeared before the Public
• Shaksperian Sketches
• Shamrock Leaves, or the Wicklow Excursion; with Notes, &c.
• Sheffield Manor, and Other Poems
• Sheffield Park, a Descriptive Poem
• Shenstone; or, The Force of Benevolence. A Poem
• Sherborne Castle . . . a Descriptive Poem, in Two Cantos, with Other Pieces in Verse
• Shere Afkun the First Husband of Nourmahal a Legend of Hindoostan in Two Parts
• Sherwood Forest, a Poem
• Sherwood Forest, and Other Poems
• Shigram-Po. The Life and Adventures of Shigram-Po, Cadet in the Service of the Hon'ble East India Company . . . .
• Shireleb; or, Hymns, Doctrinal and Devotional: Together with Portions of the Psalms, Faithfully Translated . . . .
• Shooting, a Poem
• Short and True Sketches on the Conflicts of Life, and Other Subjects
• Short Hymns . . . for a Family
• Short Pieces, in Verse
• Short Poems, on Sacred Subjects &c. . . .
• Short Poems: Including a Sketch of the Scriptures to the Book of Ruth: Satan's Great Devise, or Lines on Intemperance . . . and a Few Others on Various Subjects
• Short Recollections in a Journey to Paestum . . . .
• Short Songs
• Short Songs
• Shrove Tuesday, a Satiric Rhapsody
• Shrove Tuesday, a Satiric Rhapsody. First Printed in MDCCXC
• Sibyl Leaves: To Which is Added a Vision of Eternity
• Sibyl's Leaves: Poems and Sketches
• Sibylline Leaves: A Collection of Poems
• Sibylline Leaves: Containing a Prophecy of Unknown Antiquity, supposed to refer to the Year of Our Lord 1775
• Sidney. A Monody, Occasioned by the Loss of the Viceroy Packet . . . December, 1797
• Sight, the Cavern of Woe, and Solitude. Poems
• Signor Topsy-Turvy's Wonderful Magic Lantern; or, the World Turned Upside Down
• Signs of the Times . . . .
• Signs of the Times; a Poem
• Signs of the Times; or, a Dialogue in Verse
• Silenus: An Elegy upon the Death of Doctor Slop
• Simkin Redivivus to Simon: A Satirical and Poetical Epistle, Describing Edmund Burke's Letter to a Noble Lord in Defence of His Pension . . . .
• Simon Magus, a Poem
• Simon Spunkey’s Pepper Pot: or, An Ode for New Year
• Simonidea
• Simple Ballads for Children
• Simple Ballads; Intended for the Amusement and Instruction of Children
• Simple Ballads; Intended for the Amusement and Instruction of Children
• Simple Lays: Consisting of a Few Specimens of Poems & Songs, Chiefly in the Scotish Dialect
• Simple Minstrelsy
• Simple Poems on a Few Subjects
• Simple Poems, on Simple Subjects
• Simple Rhymes for Little Children
• Simple Rhymes for Little Children
• Simple Scotish Rhymes
• Simple Stories in Verse: Being a Collection of Original Poems: Designed for the Use of Children
• Simple Stories; in Verse. Being a Collection of Original Poems; Designed for the Use of Children
• Simple Strains; or, the Homespun Lays of an Untutored Muse
• Simple Strains; or, the Homespun Lays of an Untutored Muse
• Simple Strains; the homespun lays of an untutored muse
• Simple Tales for My Own Children, in Poetry and Prose
• Simple Tales in Verse
• Simple Truths in Verse, for the Amusement and Instruction of Children, at an Early Age
• Simple Truths in Verse, for the Amusement, and Instruction of Children, at an Early Age
• Simple Truths, in Verse; for Children at an Early Age
• Simple Truths, in Verse; for the Amusement and Instruction of Children, at an Early Age
• Simple Truths, in Verse; for the Amusement and Instruction of Children, at an Early Age
• Simplicity: or, Domestic Poems.
• Sin and Redemption. A Religious Poem
• Sincere Burst of Feeling! An Ode, to the Memory of Her Late Lamented Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales
• Sine Nomine Liber, Interspersed with Pieces of Poetry
• Sion's Melody: A Selection of Upwards of Six Hundred Hymns, for Social and Public Worship, with Some Originals never before Published
• Sion's Melody: A Selection of Upwards of Six Hundred Hymns, for Social and Public Worship, with Some Originals, never before Published
• Sir Albon: A Fragment
• Sir Amorous Whimsy; or, the Disappointed Macaroni. A Poetical Tale
• Sir Bertram, a Poem, in Six Cantos
• Sir Ebrius, a Tale for Bachelors
• Sir Edgar; a Tale, in Two Cantos: With Serious Translations from the Ancients; and Many Imitations of a Modern
• Sir Eldred of the Bower, and the Bleeding Rock: Two Legendary Tales
• Sir Eldred of the Bower, and the Bleeding Rock: Two Legendary Tales
• Sir Eldred of the Bower, and the Bleeding Rock: Two Legendary Tales
• Sir Eldred of the Bower; a Legendary Tale, in Two Parts . . . and Edwin and Emma
• Sir Frantic, the Reformer; or, the Humours of the Crown and Anchor: A Poem, in Two Cantos
• Sir Gregory Guess's Present to Master Robin Readywit; being a Choice Collection of New Riddles
• Sir Harcourt's Vision; an Historical Poem
• Sir Harcourt’s Vision; an Historical Poem
• Sir Heraud of Arden. A Tale
• Sir Hornbook; or, Childe Launcelot's Expedition. A Grammatico-allegorical Ballad
• Sir Hubert, an Heroic Ballad
• Sir James the Ross, a Tragedy
• Sir Joseph Banks and the Emperor of Morocco
• Sir Joseph Banks and the Emperor of Morocco. A Tale
• Sir Joseph Banks and the Emperor of Morocco. A Tale
• Sir Josepph Banks and the Emperor of Morocco. A Tale
• Sir Marmaduke Maxwell, a Dramatic Poem; the Maid of Galloway . . . and Twenty Scottish Songs
• Sir Proteus: A Satirical Ballad
• Sir Ralph of Stannerton Green. A Poem
• Sir Robert the Bruce, a Play, in Five Acts
• Sir Simon League, the Traveller. A Poem
• Sir Thomas More: A Tragedy
• Sir Thomas More: A Tragedy
• Sir Tristrem; a Metrical Romance of the Thirteenth Century
• Sir Tristrem; a Metrical Romance of the Thirteenth Century
• Sir Tristrem; a Metrical Romance of the Thirteenth Century
• Sir Wilibert de Waverley; or, the Bridal Eve. A Poem
• Sir William Wallace: and Earl Percy; or, The Battle of Glasgow: a Tragedy
• Sisyphi Opus: Or, Touches at the Times. A Satire . . . and Other Poems
• Six Engravings by H. Thielcke, after the Designs of Her Royal Highness the Princess Elizabeth. With Illustrations in Verse
• Six Humorous Poems. Loss of the Pack, Auld Sark Sleeve with Sequel . . . .
• Six Narrative Poems
• Six Odes, Presented to that justly-celebrated Historian, Mrs. Catharine Macaulay, on her Birth-day . . .
• Six Olympic Odes . . . being those omitted by Mr. West
• Six Pastorals
• Six Pastorals
• Six Picturesque Views in North Wales, Engraved in Aquatinta by Alken, from Drawings Made on the Spot: With Poetical Reflections on Leaving that Country . . . .
• Six Poems, Illustrative . . . .
• Six Satires of Horace, in a Style between Free Imitation and Literal Version
• Sixteen Sonnets
• Sixth Book of the Aeneis . . . .
• Sixty-five Sonnets; with Prefatory Remarks . . . : Also, a Few Miscellaneous Poems
• Sketch of the Language and Literature of Holland . . . . Being a Sequal [sic] to His Batavian Anthology
• Sketches
• Sketches
• Sketches and Minor Poems
• Sketches for Tabernacle-frames. A Poem
• Sketches from Life, Written in Verse
• Sketches from St. George's Fields
• Sketches from St. George's Fields. Second Series
• Sketches in Elegy; and Other Small Poems
• Sketches in Hindoostan with Other Poems
• Sketches in Prose and Verse
• Sketches in the Picture Gallery
• Sketches in Verse
• Sketches in Verse . . . .
• Sketches in Verse from the Historical Books of the Old Testament
• Sketches in Verse, and Other Poems
• Sketches in Verse, with Prose Illustrations
• Sketches in Verse: respectfully addressed to the Norfolk Yeomanry
• Sketches of Bandit Life; and Other Poems
• Sketches of Beauty, Natural and Moral, Sacred to love and Virtue, in Six Books . . .
• Sketches of Birds, in Short Enigmatical Verses, for the Amusement of Children: With Illustrative Anecdotes . . . .
• Sketches of Day
• Sketches of Genius, and Other Poems
• Sketches of His Life; Accompanied by Eight Discourses; Together with Poetic Effusions, on Various Occasions and Topics
• Sketches of Natural History
• Sketches of Natural History
• Sketches of Obscure Poets, with Specimens of Their Writings
• Sketches of Poetry
• Sketches of Poetry
• Sketches of Several Distinguished Characters . . . a Satyrical Poem
• Sketches of the Life of Billy Cobb, and the Death of Tommy Pain . . . .
• Sketches of the Life of Billy Cobb, and the Death of Tommy Pain . . . . To Which is Added, an Expostulatory Epistle to Mr. Hone, the Lunarian
• Sketches of the Life of Billy Cobb, and the Death of Tommy Pain . . . . To Which is Added, an Expostulatory Epistle to Mr. Hone, the Lunarian
• Sketches, for the Improvement of Youth, and Useful to Teachers
• Sketches. Part II
• Slavery, a Poem
• Slavery, a Poem
• Slavery: An Essay in Verse
• Slavery; a Poem . . .
• Sleep, a Poem in Two Books, with Other Miscellaneous Poems, to Which is Prefixed a Dissertation on Poetical Composition
• Slop's Shave at a Broken Hone
• Small Literary Patchwork, or A Collection of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . .
• Small Literary Patchwork: Or, a Collection of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse, Written on Various Occasions, Chiefly on Moral and Interesting Subjects
• Smiles & Tears
• Smiles for All Seasons . . . Forming a Collection of Parlour Poetry . . .
• Snap Daniel, a Tale; with Other Poetical Pieces and Songs
• Snap Daniel, a Tale; with Other Poetical Pieces, and Songs
• Snatches from Oblivion; being the Remains of the late Herbert Trevelyan, Esqr.
• Social and Camp-meeting Songs for the Pious
• Social and Camp-meeting Songs, for the Pious
• Social and Camp-meeting Songs, for the Pious
• Social and Camp-meeting Songs, for the Pious
• Social Harmony; or, the Cheerful Songster's Companion
• Social Services for Families and Sunday Schools; with a Collection of Hymns for Social and Private Use
• Societas Ostrearia
• Society, a Poem in Two Parts; with Other Poems
• Socrates and Xantippe: A Burlesque Tale
• Socrates, a Dramatic Poem
• Socrates, a Tragedy in Five Acts; Written 1814. Plan du poëme de Lothaire.-Extracts from Lothaire, an unfinished poem; and other detached pieces.
• Socrates: A Dramatic Poem. Written on the Model of the Ancient Greek Tragedy
• Socrates; A Dramatic Poem
• Sodom and Onan, a Satire. Inscribed to [rebus: Foote] Esqr.--alias, the Devil upon two Sticks.
• Soiled Leaves; or Mud Sketches, Comprising the Baillie and His Breeches, a Tale; the Eating House, a Sketch, &c.
• Soldiers' Fare, or Patriotism and Hospitality. A Poem . . . .
• Soliloquy in a Thatched Building in . . . W---- Gardens
• Solitary Hours
• Solitary Hours
• Solitary Hours
• Solitary Musings
• Solitary Musings
• Solitary Walks
• Solitary Walks . . . . With Poetical Meditations, Written amongst the Tombs
• Solitary Walks, to which are added The Consolations of Religion . . . with Poetical Meditations . . .among the Tombs
• Solitary Walks: to which are added The Consolations of Religion . . . with Poetical Meditations . . . Written among the Tombs
• Solitude, a Poem
• Solitude, and Other Poems, with Translations from the "Meditations Poetiques" of Lamartine and from Metastasio
• Solomon Logwood. A Radical Tale
• Solomon Logwood. A Radical Tale
• Solomon Logwood. A Radical Tale
• Solomon Logwood. A Radical Tale
• Solomon's Song, Translated from the Hebrew
• Solomon: A Sacred Drama
• Solyman. A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Some Account of Lord Boringdon's Accident, on 21st July, 1817, and Its Consequences.
• Some Elegiac Lines, composed on the Death of . . . The Rev. Mr. George Whitefield
• Some Memoirs . . . with Extracts from His Poems
• Some Motives to Engage Those Who Have Professed the Name of the Lord Jesus, to Depart from All Iniquity . . . . To Which are Affixed a Number of Songs . . . .
• Some of Ossian's Lesser Poems, Rendered into Verse . . . .
• Some Reflections on Cruelty towards the Brute Creation . . .
• Some Thoughts on Religion
• Somerset a Poem
• Somerset House, a Vision
• Something Marvellous!! Part First
• Song of Songs: Or, Sacred Idyls. Translated from the Original Hebrew . . . .
• Song of Songs; or, Sweet Effects of Union and Communion between Christ and His Church
• Song of the Battle of the Nile. Published for the Benefit of the Widows and Children of the Brave Men who Fell on that Memorable Day . . .
• Song-book
• Songs
• Songs
• Songs
• Songs
• Songs
• Songs
• Songs and Lullabies of the Good Old Nurses. Calculated to Amuse Children . . . .
• Songs and Occasional Poems, on Various Subjects
• Songs and Occasional Poems, on Various Subjects
• Songs and Poems
• Songs and Poems
• Songs and Poems, on Various Subjects
• Songs and Verses
• Songs by the Way, Chiefly Devotional; with Translations and Imitations
• Songs for Gentlemen, Patriotic, Comic, and Descriptive
• Songs for Gentlemen. Old and New. Patriotic, Witty, Lively; Nothing Low or Lewd
• Songs for Ladies, Lively, Pathetic, and Sentimental
• Songs for the Curling-club, Held at Canon-mills
• Songs for the Nursery, Collected from the Works of the Most Renowned Poets and Adapted to Favorite Melodies
• Songs for the Nursery, Collected from the Works of the Most Renowned Poets, and Adapted to Favorite Melodies
• Songs for the Nursery, Collected from the Works of the Most Renowned Poets, and Adapted to Favourite National Melodies
• Songs for the Nursery, Collected from the Works of the Most Renowned Poets, and Adapted to Favourite National Melodies
• Songs for the Parlour. Modest, Lively, Merry
• Songs from the Rock . . . sacred to Truth, Liberty and Peace
• Songs from the Valley. A Selection of Sacred Poetry
• Songs in Solitude. Most Humbly Inscribed . . . to Her Grace the Duchess of Richmond
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night
• Songs in the Night . . . .
• Songs in the Night . . . .
• Songs in the Night. . . . With a Supplement
• Songs in the Night; by a Young Woman under Heavy Afflictions. With a Supplement
• Songs in the Night; with the Supplement. . . . To Which is Added, a Remarkable Scene in the Author's Life
• Songs of a Stranger
• Songs of Edina, an Original Scottish Poesy . . . . Vol. I [, of 2?]
• Songs of Faith, Hope, and Joy Founded on the Prophecies, Given from 1792, by Joanna Southcott
• Songs of Innocence
• Songs of Innocence and of Experience
• Songs of Israel; Consisting of Lyrics, Founded upon the History and Poetry of the Hebrew Scriptures
• Songs of Judah, and Other Melodies
• Songs of Love and Liberty
• Songs of Solitude
• Songs of Solyma; or, a New Version of the Psalms of David . . . .
• Songs of Switzerland
• Songs of the Aboriginal Bards of Britain
• Songs of the Affections, with Other Poems
• Songs of the Affections, with Other Poems
• Songs of the Affections, with Other Poems
• Songs of the Ark: with Other Poems
• Songs of the Edinburgh Troop
• Songs of the Exile
• Songs of the Greeks
• Songs of the Greeks and Other Poems
• Songs of the Loire and Other Poems
• Songs of the Loire and Other Poems
• Songs of the Press and Other Poems, Relative to the Art of Printing. Original and Selected . . .
• Songs of the Prophecies
• Songs of the Sea Nymphs. Scenes in Fairy Land, &c.
• Songs of Trafalgar
• Songs of Zion, or Conference Hymns, Selected and Original . . . .
• Songs of Zion, or Conference Hymns, Selected and Original . . . .
• Songs of Zion, or Conference Hymns, Selected and Original . . . .
• Songs of Zion. Being a Collection of Hymns, for the Use of Christians
• Songs of Zion: Being a Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the Pious of All Denominations
• Songs of Zion; being a Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the Pious of All Denominations
• Songs of Zion; being a Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the Pious of All Denominations
• Songs of Zion; being Imitations of Psalms
• Songs of Zion; being Imitations of Psalms
• Songs of Zion; being Imitations of Psalms
• Songs of Zion; being Imitations of the Psalms
• Songs of Zion; or, the Christian's New Hymn Book, for the Use of the Methodists
• Songs on the Late Battles
• Songs, &c, in The Deserter of Naples . . and other Favorite Pieces performed at the Royalty Theatre
• Songs, &c. in Most Votes: A New Entertainment of Sans Souci
• Songs, &c. in The Strangers at Home; a Comic Opera, in Three Acts
• Songs, and Other Poems
• Songs, by the Ettrick Shepherd. Now First Collected
• Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Songs, Chorusses, &c. in Peter the Great, or The Wooden Walls
• Songs, Comic and Satyrical
• Songs, Comic and Satyrical
• Songs, Comic, and Satyrical.
• Songs, Comic, Satyrical, and Sentimental
• Songs, Duets Trios and Chorusses Etc., in The Siege of Belgrade, an Opera in Three Acts
• Songs, Duets, and Finale in The Cady of Baghdad; A Comic Opera: as performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• Songs, Duets, and Finale in The Cady of Baghdad; A Comic Opera: as performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• Songs, Duets, Choruses, &c. in Auld Robin Gray. A Pastoral Entertainment . . .
• Songs, Duets, Choruses, &c. in the New Romantic Fairy-Opera in Three Acts, called Oberon: or the Elf-King's Oath
• Songs, Duets, Choruses, &c. in The Surrender of Calais . . .
• Songs, Duets, Trios, and Chorusses in Kais; or, Love in the Deserts, an Opera . . .
• Songs, Duets, Trios, and Chorusses, in The Haunted Tower. A Comic Opera . . .
• Songs, Duets, Trios, and Finales in Ramah droog, or, Wine Does Wonders; a Comic Opera, in Three Acts
• Songs, Duets, Trios, Chorusses, &c. in The Cherokee. An Opera, in Three Acts
• Songs, for the Amusement of Children
• Songs, Humorous and Satirical, to Popular Tunes
• Songs, Hymns, and Psalms, Collected, Altered or Composed
• Songs, Hymns, and Psalms, Collected, Altered, or Composed; adapted to . . . the Education of the Scholars of the Naval Free Schools . . .
• Songs, Naval, Patriotic, and Miscellaneous
• Songs, Patriotic, Humorous, and Sentimental, Selected from Various Authors
• Songs, Political and Convivial
• Songs, Written for the Celebration of the 16th of August, 1810, being the 33d Anniversary of Bennington Battle
• Songs. Descriptive, Moral, and Pastoral, Humourous
• Songs. Elegiac.Sea
• Songs: Chiefly in the Rural Language of Scotland
• Sonnets
• Sonnets
• Sonnets
• Sonnets
• Sonnets
• Sonnets
• Sonnets and Fugitive Pieces
• Sonnets and Metrical Tales
• Sonnets and Miscellaneous Poems
• Sonnets and Miscellaneous Poems
• Sonnets and Odes
• Sonnets and Odes, Translated from the Italian . . .
• Sonnets and Other Metrical Pieces
• Sonnets and Other Metrical Pieces . . . .
• Sonnets and Other Pieces
• Sonnets and Other Poems
• Sonnets and Other Poems
• Sonnets and Other Poems
• Sonnets and Other Poems
• Sonnets and Other Poems
• Sonnets and Other Poems
• Sonnets and Other Poems
• Sonnets and Other Poems: partly written in India
• Sonnets and Other Poems; with a Versification of the Six Bards of Ossian
• Sonnets and Other Short Poems, Chiefly on Sacred Subjects
• Sonnets for the Year 1809: Consisting of Mrs. Clarke's Garland, Miss Taylor's Wreath; and Others
• Sonnets from Shakespeare
• Sonnets from the Portuguese
• Sonnets of the Eighteenth Century, and Other Poems
• Sonnets Original and Translated
• Sonnets to Eliza, by Her Friend
• Sonnets to Eminent Men. And an Ode to the Earl of Effingham
• Sonnets, (Third Edition) with Other Poems
• Sonnets, Amatory, Descriptive, and Religious; Odes, Songs, and Ballads
• Sonnets, Amatory, Incidental, & Descriptive; with Other Poems
• Sonnets, and Other Poems
• Sonnets, and Other Poems
• Sonnets, and Other Poems
• Sonnets, and Other Poems . . . . To Which is Added, Hope, an Allegorical Sketch . . . .
• Sonnets, and Other Poems . . . . To Which is Added, Hope, an Allegorical Sketch on Recovering Slowly from Sickness
• Sonnets, and Other Poems . . . . To Which is Added, Hope, an Allegorical Sketch on Recovering Slowly from Sickness
• Sonnets, and Other Poems: To Which are Added Tales in Prose
• Sonnets, and Other Poems; with a Versification of the Six Bards of Ossian
• Sonnets, and Other Small Poems
• Sonnets, and Other Small Poems
• Sonnets, and Other Small Poems
• Sonnets, Elegiac and Descriptive, Written during a Tour
• Sonnets, Meditative and Devotional
• Sonnets, Odes and Elegies
• Sonnets, Odes, and Other Poems by the late Mr. Charles Leftley . . . to which is added a Poetical Collection . . . written in India . . . by William Linley, Esq.
• Sonnets, Original and Translated
• Sonnets, Tour to Matlock, Recollections of Scotland, and Other Poems
• Sonnets, Written Chiefly on Picturesque Spots, During a Tour . . .
• Sonnets. Part Second
• Sonnets. The Two Last in Commemoration of the late Wm. Jackson, Esq
• Soohrab, a Poem: Freely Translated from the Original Persian . . . ; being a Portion of the Shahnamu of that Celebrated Poet
• Soohrab, a Poem: From the Original Persian . . . being a Portion of the Shahnama . . . .
• Sop in the Pan for Peter Pindar, Esq. or, A Late Invitation to Cheltenham. A Burlesque Poem
• Sophia to Alonzo, an Heroic Epistle
• Sophia's Letter, to the B-r-n Ger---b; or, Whiskers in the Dumps. With Old Sighs Set to New Tunes. A Poem
• Sophia, Princess of Zell, to George the First, on His Accession to the Throne of England. A Poetical Epistle
• Sophia; or the Girl of the Pine Woods: A Tale . . . . [To Which are Added, a Few Select Poems
• Sophronia and Hilario: An Elegy
• Sophronia and Hilario: An Elegy
• Sorrows of Love: With Other Poems
• Sorrows of Memory, and Other Poems
• Sorrows. Sacred to the Memory of Penelope
• Sortes Horationae. A Poetical Review of Poetical Talent, &c., &c., &c., . . . .
• Southern Liberty, a Satire; and Other Poems
• Souvenir; or Moral and Religious Selections in Prose and Poetry, from Ancient and Modern Writers
• Sowton, a Village Conference: Occasioned by a Late Law Decision
• Spain Delivered, a Poem, in Two Cantos; and Other Poems
• Spain! Her Patriots! And Old England! A Poem; also an Address of Condolence
• Spanish Eclogues. Including an Elegy on the Death of the Marquis de la Romana. With Other Pieces
• Spanish Heroism; or, the Battle of Roncesvalles. A Metrical Romance
• Specimen of a Volume of Modern Poetry, as Proposed to be Published . . . .
• Specimen of an English Homer, in Blank Verse
• Specimens of a New Translation . . . .
• Specimens of a New Version of Telemachus. To which is prefixed, A Defence of Poetry. Addressed to Henry James Pye, Esq., Poet-Laureat
• Specimens of a Version of . . . First Four Books of Odes, Attempted in Octosyllabic Verse
• Specimens of American Poetry, with Critical and Biographical Notices
• Specimens of an English Homer, in Blank Verse
• Specimens of Arabian Poetry, from the Earliest Time . . .
• Specimens of Arabian Poetry, from the Earliest Times to the Extinction of the Khaliphat . . .
• Specimens of British Poetesses; Selected and Chronologically Arranged
• Specimens of British Poetesses; Selected and Chronologically Arranged
• Specimens of British Poetry: Chiefly Selected from Authors of High Celebrity, and Interspersed with Original Writings
• Specimens of Early English Metrical Romances . . .
• Specimens of English Accentuated Verse . . .
• Specimens of English Non-accentuated Verse . . .
• Specimens of English Poetry during the Years 1811, 1812 and Part of 1813, Consisting of Fugitive Pieces from the Public Journals . . . .
• Specimens of English Sonnets
• Specimens of English Verse, Selected Chiefly from the Modern Poets . . .
• Specimens of Ingenuity, in Composition and Poetry . . . . To be Read and Spoken by the Blooming Youth of America, as Favorite Pieces
• Specimens of Sacred and Serious Poetry, from Chaucer to the Present Day; Including Grahame's Sabbath and Other Poems . . . .
• Specimens of Scarce Translations of the Seventeenth Century from the Latin Poets: to which are added Miscellaneous Translations from the Greek, Spanish, Italian, &c
• Specimens of Sonnets from the Most Celebrated Italian Poets; with Translations
• Specimens of the American Poets; with Critical Notices, and a Preface
• Specimens of the British Poets; with Biographical and Critical Notices . . . .
• Specimens of the Classic Poets, in a Chronological Series from Homer to Tryphiodorus . . . .
• Specimens of the Early English Poets
• Specimens of the Early English Poets . . .
• Specimens of the Early English Poets . . . .
• Specimens of the Early English Poets, to Which is Prefixed an Historical Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the English Poetry and Language . . . .
• Specimens of the Early Poetry of France from the Time of the Troubadours and Trouveres to the Reign of Henri Quatre
• Specimens of the German Lyric Poets
• Specimens of the German Lyric Poets: Consisting of Translations in Verse, from the Works . . . Interspersed with Biographical Notices, and Engravings on Wood by the First Artists
• Specimens of the German Lyric Poets: Consisting of Translations in Verse. . . .
• Specimens of the Later English Poets, with Preliminary Notices
• Specimens of the Lyrical, Descriptive, and Narrative Poets of Great Britain, from Chaucer to the Present Day . . . .
• Specimens of the Poetry . . .
• Specimens of the Polish Poets . . . .
• Specimens of the Russian Poets; with Preliminary Remarks and Biographical Notices
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect . . . To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood . . .
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect, by Way of Dialogue . . .
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect. Part I. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect. Part II. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect. To Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect: to Which is Added a Glossary of Such of the Yorkshire Words as are Likely not to be Understood
• Specimens of the Yorkshire Dialect: to which is added, A Glossary of such of the Yorkshire Words, as are likely not to be understood by those unacquainted with the dialect
• Specimens of Translation, from Horace and Other Ancient Poets. With Some Additional Poems
• Speculation, a Poem
• Speculation; or, a Defence of Mankind: A Poem
• Spence's Songs
• Spencer's Fairy-Queen, Attempted in Blank Verse. Canto I
• Spenser's Fairy Queen attempted in Blank Verse with Notes . . . [Bk 1 cantos 1-4 only]
• Sphinx Incruenta: Or Two Hundred and Twelve Original Enigmas and Charades
• Spirit and Unanimity, a Poem, inscribed to His Grace the Duke of Rich---d
• Spirit of Boccaccio's Decameron; Comprising Three Days Entertainment; Translated, Selected, Connected, and Versified, from the Italian
• Spirit of Contemporary Poetry. Number I
• Spirit of Patriotism. A Didactic Poem. In Three Parts
• Spiritual Birth. A Divine Poem
• Spiritual Birth. A Divine Poem
• Spiritual Experience of Jonathan Ball, of Millford, (N.H.)
• Spiritual Poems
• Spiritual Recreations in the Chamber of Affliction: Or Pious Meditations in Verse; Written during a Protracted Illness of Thirteen Years
• Spiritual Songs
• Spiritual Songs for Children: or, Poems on Several Subjects and Occasions
• Spiritual Songs for Children: or, Poems on Several Subjects and Occasions
• Spiritual Songs for Zion's Travellers, being a Collection of Hymns from Different Authors; together with Many Original Pieces
• Spiritual Songs. ; Being a Collection of Hymns, for the Use of Christians
• Sports of Childhood
• Sports of Childhood
• Sports of Love, in Six Poems and Six Etchings
• Sports of Love, in Six Poems and Six Etchings . . . .
• Sprees of the Hall, of Casualty, a Poem. In Four Cantos. Finale, a la Byron; a Fragment
• Sprees of the Hall, of Casualty, a Poem. In Four Cantos. Finale, à la Byron; a Fragment
• Spring, in London. A Poem
• Spring; a Descriptive Poem. From the French
• Squibs and Crackers, Serious, Comical, and Tender
• Squire Summerton's Picture Gallery
• St Aelian's, or the Cursing Well. A Poem
• St. Aubert; or, the Hour of Retribution. A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• St. Baldred of the Bass, a Pictish Legend; the Siege of Berwick, a Tragedy; with Other Poems and Ballads . . . .
• St. Bartholomew's Eve; a Tale of the Sixteenth Century. In Two Cantos
• St. Clair’s Defeat. A Poem
• St. George and St. Denys. A Dialogue
• St. Helier, the Hermit; a Poetic Vision
• St. James's Street, a Poem, in Blank Verse
• St. James's: A Satirical Poem, in Six Epistles to Mr. Crockford
• St. John in Patmos: A Poem
• St. John in Patmos; or, the Last Apostle: A Sacred Poem. From the Revelations . . . . To Which are Added Some Minor Poems of Early Youth
• St. Leon: A Drama. In Three Acts
• St. Michael's Mount in Cornwall; a Poem
• St. Michael's Mount, a Poem
• St. Oswald, and Other Poetic Tales and Miscellanies
• St. Paul at Philippi. A Seatonian Poem
• St. Stephen's Chapel: A Satirical Poem
• Staffa: A Prize Poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, July 4, MDCCCXXXII
• Stanzas
• Stanzas
• Stanzas Inscribed to Walter Scott, Esq
• Stanzas of Woe, Addressed from the Heart on a Bed of Illness, to Levi Eames, Esq. Late Mayor of the City of Bristol
• Stanzas on Duelling: Inscribed to Wogdon, the celebrated pistol-maker
• Stanzas on the Death of Lord Byron
• Stanzas to the Memory of the Late King
• Stanzas to the Queen, with Other Verses
• Stanzas Written on a Summer's Evening . . .
• Stanzas, (with Some Alterations) inscribed to the Reverend William Mason
• Stanzas, Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Thomas Coke, LL.D. on His Voyage on a Mission to India
• Steamers v. Stages; or, Andrew and His Spouse
• Stentorian Eloquence, and Medical Infallibility; a Poem
• Stewart's Edition of Burns's Poems, including a Number of Original Pieces Never Before Published
• Stirling, a Satirical Poem, in Three Cantos
• Stockton. A Poem
• Stockton: an Historical Poem
• Stockton: an Historical, Biographical, and Descriptive Poem
• Stone Henge. A Poem, inscribed to Edward Jerningham, Esq.
• Stories and Hymns for Little Children
• Stories for Children in Familiar Verse
• Stories for Children; in Familiar Verse
• Stories for Children; in Familiar Verse
• Stories for Children; in Familiar Verse
• Stories for Children; in Familiar Verse
• Stories for Children; in Familiar Verse.
• Strains of the Mountain Muse
• Stray Fancies; or, Miscellaneous Poems, Epigrams, &c.
• Stray Leaves, Including Translations from the Lyric Poets of Germany . . . .
• Streanshall Abbey: Or, the Danish Invasion. A Play of Five Acts: As First Performed at the Theatre in Whitby, Dec. 2d. 1799
• Streanshall Abbey: Or, the Danish Invasion. A Play of Five Acts: As First Performed in Whitby, Dec. 2d. 1799
• Strict Thoughts on Education, Occasioned by Loose Hints on Education. A Didactic Poem, in Four Parts
• Strictures, in Verse, on the Performances at the Theatre-Royal, Norwich towards the Close of the Season of 1799
• Strila; or, the Palace of Strife. A Poem. In Four Cantos. With Other Poems and Songs
• Strila; or, the Palace of Strife. A Poem. In Four Cantos. With Other Poems and Songs . . . .
• Stripes for Sinecurists; or, a Scourge for St--e Paupers!! A Poem
• Strokes and Strictures
• Stroudwater, a Poem; Describing All the Principal Places from Chalford to Eastington . . . .
• Studies in Poetry and Prose: Consisting of Selections Principally from American Writers, and Designed for the Highest Class in Schools
• Studies in Poetry. Embracing Notices of the Lives and Writings of the Best Poets in the English Language . . . .
• Studies of Chess: Containing Caissa, a Poem . . . and the Whole Analysis of Chess . . . .
• Studies of Chess; Containing Caissa, a Poem . . . and the Whole Analysis of Chess . . . .
• Studies of Chess; Containing Caissa, a Poem . . . and the Whole Analysis of Chess . . . .
• Studies of Chess; Containing Caissa, a Poem, . . . a Systematic Introduction to the Game . . . .
• Study of English Poetry; or a Choice Selection of the Finest Pieces of the Poets of Great-Britain . . . .
• Stuiratheoir an Pheacuig
• Stultifera Navis . . . . The Modern Ship of Fools . . . .
• Stultifera Navis . . . . The Modern Ship of Fools. Aere Perennius
• Sturry, and Other Poems
• Subjects for Painters
• Subjects for Painters
• Subjects for Painters
• Subjects for Painters . . .
• Succession of the Monarchs of England; in Verse, from the Conquest . . . . For the Use of Schools
• Succissivae Operae: Or, Selections from Ancient Writers, Sacred and Profane, with Translations and Notes
• Suicide Rejected; Being a Continuation of that Poem: with a Refutation of the Doctrine Inculcated . . . to which is added, Time Vanquished by Eternity: An Ode
• Suicide: A Poem. In Four Parts, Illustrated with Notes
• Suicide; a Poem. Inscribed, by Permission, to Richard Cosway, Esq. R.A. Principal Painter to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
• Sukey
• Sukey
• Sullivan's Island, the Raciad, and Other Poems, Reprinted
• Sultan Sham, and His Seven Wives: An Historical, Romantic, Heroic Poem, in Three Cantos
• Sultry Hours: Containing Metrical Sketches of India and Other Poems
• Summer Amusement: or, Miscellaneous Poems: Inscribed to the Frquenters of Margate, Ramsgate, Tunbridge Wells, Brighthelmstone, Southampton, Cheltenham, Weymouth, Scarborough, &c.
• Summer and Winter Hours
• Summer Musings, in Verse . . . .
• Summer Trifles
• Summer Trifles
• Summer; an Invocation to Sleep; Fairy Revels; and Songs and Sonnets
• Sunday School Hymns
• Sunday Water-party, a Poem; Published for the Benefit of the Benevolent Society, for the Relief of the Sick and Aged Poor, at Cambridge
• Sunday, a Poem
• Sunday: A Poem, in Three Cantos
• Sunshine, or, Lays for ladies.
• Sunshine; or, Lays for Ladies
• Superstition, a Moral Essay
• Superstition, Fanaticism, and Faction; a Poem
• Superstition; or, the Perils of Ireland in the Projects of Rome; a Poem. Addressed to the Protestants of the British Empire, and More Especially to the Members of Both Houses of Parliament
• Suppressed Evidence; or R---l Intriguing: Being the History of a Courtship, Marriage and Separation, Exemplified in the Fate of the Princess of ----
• Suppressed Evidence; or R---l Intriguing: Being the History of a Courtship, Marriage and Separation, Exemplified in the Fate of the Princess of -----
• Suppressed Evidence; or, R---l Intriguing: Being the History of a Courtship, Marriage and Separation, Exemplified in the Fate of the Princess of ----- .
• Surry Triumphant: or, The Kentish-Mens Defeat. A New Ballad; being a Parody on Chevy-Chace.
• Susan and Osmund, a Lyric Poem
• Susan Ashfield, and Other Poems
• Suspiria Oceani: A Monody on the Death of Richard Earl Howe, K.G
• Sweep-embargo's New Year's Message, to His Subjects, Loyal and Rebellious, throughout His Dominions
• Sweepings of Parnassus; a Collection of Poems with Essays in Prose on Miscellaneous Subjects
• Swing: Or, Who are the Incendiaries? A Tragedy, Founded on Late Circumstances, and as Performed at the Rotunda
• Sycophant Saints and Sabbath Sinners. A Satire
• Sylla, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Sylla: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Sylla: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Sylva: Poems on Several Occasions
• Sylvan Sketches; or, a Companion to the Park and the Shrubbery: With Illustrations from the Works of the Poets
• Sylvan Sketches; or, a Companion to the Park and the Shrubbery: With Illustrations from the Works of the Poets
• Sylvia; or, the May Queen. A Lyrical Drama
• Sylvæ; or, A Collection of Poems on Several Occasions
• Sympathy Display'd and Patriotism Delineated
• Sympathy, a Poem
• Sympathy, a Poem
• Sympathy, a Poem
• Sympathy, a Poem
• Sympathy, A Poem . . .
• Sympathy, and Other Poems. Including Landscapes in verse, and Cottage-Pictures . . .
• Sympathy; or, A Sketch of the Social Passion
• Sympathy; or, A Sketch of the Social Passion. A Poem
• Sympathy; or, A Sketch of the Social Passion. A Poem
• Syr Reginalde, or, the Black Tower. A Romance of the Twelfth Century. With Tales and Other Poems
• T--- Death and the Devil! Or, Cluttie Turned Moralist, a Vision, as It Appeared to a Journeyman Tailor
• Tabby to Pindar
• Table Talk, and Other Poems
• Table Talk, and Other Poems
• Table Talk, and Other Poems
• Table Talk, and Other Poems
• Take Your Choice! Or a Peep at My Playmates
• Takings; or, the Life of a Collegian. A Poem
• Talavera. To Which are Added, Other Poems
• Tale of Tories
• Tales
• Tales
• Tales
• Tales
• Tales
• Tales
• Tales
• Tales
• Tales and Fables
• Tales and Fables in Verse, with Moral Reflections, Adapted to the Capacities of Children . . .
• Tales and Historic Scenes
• Tales and Miscellanies, in Prose and Poetry. No. 1
• Tales and Poems
• Tales and Poems
• Tales and Poetry from the English Souvenirs for MDCCCXXIX.A Christmas and New Year's Present
• Tales for Dorcas. From Well Known Facts
• Tales for Thomas . . . .
• Tales for Thomas . . . .
• Tales for Thomas, Containing the Soldier, the Present, the Return, the Mouse, the Dog, Little Harry, the Garden, Strawberries, the Kite, the Black Man
• Tales for Thomas, Containing, The Soldier, The Present, The Return, The Mouse, The Dog, Little Harry, The Garden, Strawberries, The Kite, The Black Man
• Tales for Thomas, Containing, the Soldier, the Present, the Return, the Mouse, the Dog, Little Harry, the Garden, Strawberries, the Kite, the Black Man
• Tales for Youth; in Thirty Poems: To Which are Annexed, Historical Remarks and Moral Applications in Prose . . . .
• Tales in Rhyme, and Minor Pieces; in the Scottish Dialect
• Tales in Verse
• Tales in Verse Illustrative of the Several Petitions of the Lord's Prayer
• Tales in Verse Illustrative of the Several Petitions of the Lord's Prayer
• Tales in Verse, and Miscellaneous Poems: Descriptive of Rural Life and Manners
• Tales in Verse, Founded on Facts. Intended as a Sequel to The Worth of a Bible
• Tales in Verse: With a Version of Morduth, a Poem
• Tales in Verse: With a Version of Morduth, a Poem by Douthal, and Ancient Highland Bard
• Tales in Verse; Critical, Satirical, and Humorous
• Tales of Chivalry and Romance
• Tales of Glendevon, and Other Poems
• Tales of Many Climes . . . . Number One, Containing "The Broken Vow," a Tale of Caledonia; and "Rollania," a Turkish Tale
• Tales of Old Times
• Tales of Romance, with Other Poems . . . .
• Tales of Superstition and Chivalry
• Tales of Terror
• Tales of Terror, with an Introductory Dialogue
• Tales of Terror; with an Introductory Dialogue
• Tales of Terror; with an Introductory Dialogue
• Tales of the Cyclades, and Other Poems
• Tales of the Dead; and Other Poems
• Tales of the Deaf and Dumb, with Miscellaneous Poems
• Tales of the Devil, from the Original Gibberish . . . .
• Tales of the Factories: Respectfully Inscribed to Mr Sadler
• Tales of the Glen
• Tales of the Hall
• Tales of the Hall
• Tales of the Hall
• Tales of the Hall
• Tales of the Harem
• Tales of the Hoy; Interspersed with Song, Ode, and Dialogue
• Tales of the Late Revolutions. With a Few Others
• Tales of the Night
• Tales of the Poor
• Tales of the Poor, or, Infant Sufferings
• Tales of the Poor, or, Infant Sufferings
• Tales of the Robin, and Other Small Birds, Selected from the British Poets, for the Instruction and Amusement of Young People
• Tales of the Robin, and Other Small Birds; Selected from the British Poets, for the Instruction and Amusement of Young People
• Tales of Wonder
• Tales of Wonder
• Tales of Wonder
• Tales of Wonder
• Tales of Wonder . . . .
• Tales of Wonder . . . .
• Tales Sentimental, Clerical, and Miscellaneous . . . .
• Tales, and Historic Scenes, in Verse
• Tales, Apologues, Allegories, Visions, Epigrams, Epitaphs, Historical Facts, and Anecdotes: in Verse
• Tales, Fables, &c.
• Tales, in Verse, and Miscellaneous Poems: Descriptive of Rural Life and Manners
• Tales, Letters, and Other Pieces, in Verse
• Tales, Songs, and Miscellaneous Poems, Descriptive of Rural Scenes and Manners; Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• Tam O' Shanter and Souter Johnny, a Poem . . .
• Tam O' Shanter; a Tale. To Which are Added Observations on the Statues of Tam 'O Shanter & Souter Johnny
• Tamerlane and Other Poems
• Tancred, a Tale; and Other Poems
• Targum. Or Metrical Translations from Thirty Languages and Dialects
• Tasks for Sunday Scholars, to be Committed to the Memory during the Week
• Tasks of Taste, or, Specimens of Compilations, from English Classical Poetry
• Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered, an Heroic Poem . . . .
• Tasso, and the Sisters: Tasso's Spirit: The Nuptials of Juno: The Skeletons: The Spirits of the Ocean. Poems
• Taylor's Hymns for Infant Minds, with an Analysis to Each, Designed to Assist Mothers and Teachers in Developing the Infant Mind
• Tea and Sugar, or the Nabob and the Creole; a Poem, in Two Cantos
• Tea Table Conversation, an Epistle to the Author of Familiar Epistles
• Tears and Smiles through Them
• Tears and Smiles through Them
• Tears and Smiles: A Miscellaneous Collection of Poems
• Tears and Smiles: A Miscellaneous Collection of Poems
• Tears for Pity
• Tears of Affection, a Poem, occasioned by the Death of a Sister Tenderly Beloved
• Tears of Britain, or the Dirge
• Tears of Contrition; or Sketches of the Life of John N. Maffit: With Religious and Moral Reflections. To Which are Appended Several Poetic Effusions. Written by Himself
• Tears of the Novel Writers, or, Fiction's Urn, a Satirical Poem
• Tecumseh; or, the Warrior of the West. A Poem in Four Cantos, with Notes
• Tegg's Social Songster and Everlasting Melodist, a First Rate Collection of Popular & Fashionable Songs
• Teisa: A Descriptive Poem of the River Teese, Its Towns and Antiquities
• Telemachus
• Telyn y Cantorion; sef Cronfa Etholedig o Ganiadau Newyddion, ar Amrywiol Destunau yn Gymraeg a Saesonaeg . . . . [Text in Welsh and in English]
• Temora: An Epic Poem. In Eight Cantos. Versified from Macpherson's Prose Translation of the Poems of Ossian
• Temperance-Odes. Designed for the Use of Temperance Societies, and Private Circles, &c. throughout the United States
• Tempora Subseciva. Verses, Serious and Comic
• Ten Epistles . . . translated into English Verse
• Tenby. The Navy of England, and Other Occasional Poetry
• Tendrils
• Tenth and Thirteenth Satires
• Terrible Tractoration!! A Poetical Petition against Galvanising Trumpery, and the Perkinistic Institution. In Four Cantos
• Terrible Tractoration!! A Poetical Petition against Galvanising Trumpery, and the Perkinistic Institution. In Four Cantos. Most Respectfully Addressed to the Royal College of Physicians
• Terrors of Imagination, and Other Poems
• Tetelestai: The Final Close. A Poem. In Six Parts
• Tetford Club, a Poem
• Tetrachymagogon Hypercriticum: A Piece of Poesy Merry and Sedate . . . .
• Thalaba the Destroyer
• Thalaba the Destroyer
• Thalaba the Destroyer
• Thalaba the Destroyer. A Rhythmical Romance
• Thalia to Eliza: A Poetical Epistle from the Comic Muse to the Countess of D---- . . . .
• Thanksgiving Ode, January 18, 1816. With Other Short Pieces Chiefly Referring to Recent Public Events.
• Thanksgiving, a Poem, in Two Parts
• Thaumaturgus
• The History and Adventures of Little Henry, a Companion to Little Fanny . . . .
• The New English Valentine Writer, or The High Road to Love for Both Sexes . . . To which is added, several New Songs . . .
• The "Rubbish Administration;" or the Whigs in Power: Being a Collection of Original Satirical Sketches, Songs, Parodies . . . .
• The Abbey de La Trappe. A Poem
• The Abbey of Ambresbury. A Poem. Part the First [of 2]
• The Abbey of Ambresbury. A Poem. Part the Second [of 2]
• The Abbot of Thornton. A Continuation of the Poem Called "Thornton Abbey" . . . .
• The Abdication of Ferdinand; or, Napoleon at Bayonne, an Historical Play . . .
• The Abdication of Ferdinand; or, Napoleon at Bayonne; an Historical Play . . .
• The Abdication of Ferdinand; or, Napoleon at Bayonne; an Historical Play in Five Acts
• The Aberdeen Medical Practitioners' Guide. . . .
• The Abolition of the Slave Trade, a Poem, in Four Parts
• The Aboriginal Britons, a Poem
• The Aboriginal Britons, a Prize Poem, Spoken in the Theatre at Oxford, July VIII. M D CC XCI
• The Absentee: A Poem
• The Abuse of Study, and Other Poems
• The Academic Dream: a Poem.
• The Academical Reader, Comprising Selections from the Most Admired Authors . . .
• The Academical Reader, Comprising Selections from the Most Admired Authors . . . .
• The Academical Reader, Comprising Selections from the Most Admired Authors . . . .
• The Academical Speaker and Class Reader: A Selection of Extracts in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Academical Speaker: A Selection of Extracts in Prose and Verse, from Ancient and Modern Authors . . . .
• The Academical Speaker: A Selection of Extracts in Prose and Verse, from Ancient and Modern Authors. Adapted for Exercises in Elocution
• The Academical Speaker: A Selection of Extracts in Prose and Verse, from Ancient and Modern Authors. Adapted for Exercises in Elocution
• The Academical Speaker: A Selection of Extracts in Prose and Verse. From Ancient and Modern Authors; Adapted to Exercises in Elocution for the Highest Reading Classes
• The Academick Sportsman, or A Winter's Day. A Poem
• The Academick Sportsman, or, A Winter's Day: A Poem
• The Academick Sportsman; or, a Winter's Day: A Poem
• The Accident, or Henry and Julia; a Tale, with Other Original Poems
• The Account of the Old Woman Who Sold Fruit, Shewing How She Got Tipsy, Her Fruit Stolen and Her Reformation &c
• The Achillead, in Twelve Books
• The Actress's Ways and Means to Industriously Raise the Wind: Containing Moral and Entertaining Poems, on a Variety of Subjects
• The Actress's Ways and Means to Industriously Raise the Wind: Containing the Moral and Entertaining Poetical Effusions
• The Actress's Ways and Means to Industriously Raise the Wind: Containing the Moral and Entertaining Poetical Effusions . . . .
• The Actress's Ways and Means, to Industriously Raise the Wind! Containing the Moral and Entertaining Poetical Effusions
• The Actress's Ways and Means, to Industriously Raise the Wind! Containing the Moral and Entertaining Poetical Effusions
• The Actress's Ways and Means, to Industriously Raise the Wind! Containing the Moral and Entertaining Poetical Effusions . . . .
• The Adieu! A Farewell Token of Christian Friendship: Consisting of Entirely Original Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• The Admirable Crichton, a Tragedy; in Five Acts. To Which are Added, Songs, and Other Pieces in Verse
• The Adulateur. A Tragedy, as It is now Acted in Upper Servia
• The Adulteress
• The Advantage of Misfortune: A Poem
• The Advantages and Disadvantages of the Marriage State, as Entered into with Religious or Irreligious Persons; Represented under the Similitude of a Dream
• The Advantages of Repentance: A Moral Tale Attempted in Blank Verse; and founded on the anecdotes of a private family in *********shire
• The Adventures and Vagaries of Twm Shon Catti, Descriptive of Life in Wales: Interspersed with Poems
• The Adventures of a One Pound Note; a Poem
• The Adventures of a Post Captain. By a Naval Officer. With ... engravings, by Mr. Williams.
• The Adventures of Aristonous: Translated into Heroic Verse . . . .
• The Adventures of Doctor Comicus or the Frolicks of Fortune . . . .
• The Adventures of Doctor Comicus or the Frolics of Fortune. A Comic Satirical Poem for the Squeamish & the Queer. In Twelve Cantos
• The Adventures of Johnny Newcome in the Navy. A Poem in Four Cantos. With Notes.
• The Adventures of Johnny Newcome in the Navy. A Poem, in Four Cantos, with Notes
• The Adventures of Johnny Newcome in the Navy; a Poem, in Four Cantos . . . .
• The Adventures of Mother Hubbard and Her Dog. [The paper cover serves as title-page.]
• The Adventures of Telemachus . . . . Vol. I [of 2]
• The Adventures of Telemachus . . . Attempted in English Blank Verse: to which is prefixed an Essay on the Origin and Merits of Rhyme
• The Adventures of Telemachus . . . Book the First
• The Adventures of Telemachus, an Epic Poem
• The Adventures of Telemachus, Son of Ulysses, an Epic Poem . . . Vols.I and II [of 4]
• The Adventures of Telemachus, the Son of Ulysses. Book the First. Translated into Blank-Verse
• The Adventures of Telemachus, the Son of Ulysses. In English Verse [Books 1-2]
• The Adventures of Telemachus, the Son of Ulysses. [Book I]
• The Adventures of Telemachus. In Blank Verse
• The Adventures of Timothy Twig, Esq. in a Series of Poetical Epistles
• The Adventures of Ulysses: Or the Return to Ithaca. A Classical Drama, from Homer
• The Advertiser. A Poem
• The Aeneid . . . translated into Blank Verse
• The Aeneis
• The Aeneis
• The Aeolian Harp, or Songster's Cabinet; being a Selection of the Most Popular Songs and Recitations . . . .
• The Aeolian Harp, or Songster's Cabinet; being a Selection of the Most Popular Songs and Recitations . . . .
• The Aeolian Harp, or Songster's Cabinet; being a Selection of the Most Popular Songs and Recitations; Patriotic, Sentimental, Humorous, &c.
• The Aeolian Harp, or Songster's Cabinet; being a Selection of the Most Popular Songs and Recitations; Patriotic, Sentimental, Humorous, &c.
• The Aeronaut, a Poem; Founded, Almost Entirely, upon a Statement (Printed in the Newspapers,) of a Voyage from Dublin, in October, 1812
• The Aeropteron; or, Steam-Carriage. A Poem
• The Aeropteron; or, Steam-carriage. A Poem
• The Aesopiad; a Poem. Being a Critique on the Merits of the Following Performers, at the Theatre-Royal, Smock-Alley . . . .
• The Affecting Narrative of Robert May, Late of Woodbridge, a Missionary, to the East Indies . . . .
• The Affectionate Parent's Gift, and the Good Child's Reward; Consisting of a Series of Poems and Essays, on Natural, Moral, and Religious Subjects . . .
• The Affectionate Parent's Gift, and the Good Child's Reward; Consisting of a Series of Poems and Essays, on Natural, Moral, and Religious Subjects . . . .
• The African Desert
• The African Desert: A Prize Poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June 23, MDCCCXXX
• The African Hymn Book; or Hymns, Composed for the Black and Coloured People of These Islands
• The African Princess, and Other Poems
• The African Slave; with Other Poems and Songs
• The African Union Hymn Book, Designed as a Companion for the Pious, and Friends of All Denominations. Collected from Different Authors
• The African Widow
• The African Widow. An Interesting Narrative.
• The African Widow; being the History of a Poor Black Woman . . .
• The African, a Tale; and Other Poems
• The African, a Tale; and Other Poems
• The African, a Tale; and Other Poems
• The Agamemnon
• The Agamemnon
• The Agamemnon . . . . A Tragedy
• The Age of Benevolence: A Poem. Book I
• The Age of Bronze
• The Age of Bronze; or, Carmen Seculare et Annus haud Mirabilis
• The Age of Bronze; or, Carmen Seculare et Annus haud Mirabilis
• The Age of Bronze; or, Carmen Seculare et Annus Haud Mirabilis
• The Age of Chivalry. A Prize Poem, Recited in Rugby School . . . .
• The Age of Christian Zeal: a Poem
• The Age of Error; or, a Poetical Essay on the Course of Human Action
• The Age of Folly: A Poem
• The Age of Frivolity. A Poem . . .
• The Age of Frivolity: A Poem, Addressed to the Fashionable, the Busy, and the Religious World
• The Age of Frivolity: A Poem. Addressed to the Fashionable, the Busy, and the Religious World
• The Age of Genius! A Satire on the Times. In a Poetical Epistle to a Friend
• The Age of Intellect: Or Clerical Showfolk, and Wonderful Layfolk. A Series of Poetical Epistles . . .
• The Age of Liberty. A Poem
• The Age of Liberty: A Poem
• The Age of Loyalty: An Historical Panegyric. With Explanatory Notes
• The Age of Print: A Poem, Delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, at Cambridge, 26 August, 1830
• The Age of Rhyme: Or a Glance at the Poets
• The Age Reviewed: A Satire: In Two Parts
• The Age Reviewed: A Satire: In Two Parts.
• The Age, a Satire, in Six Cantos
• The Age, a Satire, in Six Cantos
• The Age. A Poem, in Eight Books
• The Age; a Poem: Moral, Political, and Metaphysical. With Illustrative Annotations. In Ten Books
• The Age; or, the Consolations of Philosophy, a Poem, Part the First
• The Agonies of Bonaparte; or, the Devil on His Last Legs
• The Airedale Poet's Walk through Knaresbrough, and Its Vicinity
• The Alarum, a Poem. Humbly Dedicated to Britons of All Descriptions, Who Love Their King, and Venerate the Happy Constitution of their Country
• The Albanaut: A Poem. Being a Journal of His Majesty's Ship Saint Alban's, of Sixty-four Guns, Commanded by Charles Inglis, Esq.; from the Fifth of September, 1780, to the Twelfth of July, 1783
• The Albaniad, an Epic Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Albanians, a Dramatic Sketch: And Miscellaneous Poems
• The Albion Princess: A Pindaric Ode
• The Album
• The Album of Streatham; or, Ministerial Amusements
• The Album of Streatham; or, Ministerial Amusements . . . The Bulse; A Pindaric Ode: Jekyll; An Eclogue . . .
• The Album Wreath, and Bijou litteraire
• The Album: A Collection of Poems & Songs
• The Alcestis . . . acted at . . . Reading School
• The Aliad, an Heroic Epistle to Clootz Redivivus
• The Aliens: A Patriotic Poem . . . Occasioned by the Alien Bill, now before the Senate . . . .
• The Alphabet in Verse
• The Alphabet in Verse
• The Alphabet in Verse; Together, with a Choice Collection of Stories, Histories, &c. . . .
• The Alphabet of Goody Two Shoes
• The Alphabet of Goody Two Shoes
• The Alphabet of Goody Two Shoes
• The Alphabet of Goody Two Shoes; by Learning Which She soon Got Rich
• The Alps. A Moral and Descriptive Poem . . . .
• The Amaranth: A Selection of Poems, Interspersed with Prose Remarks
• The Amatory Works of Tom Shuffleton
• The Amatory Works of Tom Shuffleton
• The Amazoniad; or, Figure and Fashion: A Scuffle in High Life. With Notes Critical and Historical, Interspersed with Choice Anecdotes of Bon Ton
• The Amazoniad; or, Figure and Fashion: A Scuffle in High Life. With Notes Critical and Historical, Interspersed with Choice Anecdotes of Bon Ton
• The Amazoniad; or, Figure and Fashion: An Heroic Poem. Part the Second, Containing Cantos the Fourth and Fifth, Comprizing Characters and Anecdotes Wholly New
• The Ambassador at Court; or, George and the Fair Circassian. A Poem
• The American Academy of Compliments; or, the Complete American Secretary . . . . With a Collection of the Newest Songs
• The American Academy of Compliments; or, the Complete American Secretary . . . . With a Collection of the Newest Songs
• The American Camp-meeting Hymn Book: containing a Variety of Original Hymns . . .
• The American Comic Songster: A Collection of All the Wit, Humour, Eccentricity, and Originality in Song, Which the Present Day Has Produced
• The American Common-place Book of Poetry . . . .
• The American Common-place Book of Poetry, with Occasional Notes
• The American First Class Book; or Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or Exercises in Reading and Recitation; Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or Exercises in Reading and Recitations . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation. Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America . . . .
• The American First Class Book; or, Exercises in Reading and Recitation: Selected Principally from Modern Authors of Great Britain and America . . . .
• The American in Algiers, or the Patriot of Seventy-six in Captivity. A Poem, in Two Cantos
• The American Lady's Preceptor. A Compilation of Observations, Essays, and Poetical Effusions, Designed to Direct the Female Mind in a Course of Pleasing and Instructive Reading
• The American Lady's Preceptor: A Compilation of Observations, Essays and Poetical Effusions Designed to Direct the Female Mind . . . .
• The American Lady's Preceptor: A Compilation of Observations, Essays and Poetical Effusions, Designed to Direct the Female Mind . . . .
• The American Lady's Preceptor: A Compilation of Observations, Essays and Poetical Effusions, Designed to Direct the Female Mind . . . .
• The American Lady's Preceptor: A Compilation of Observations, Essays and Poetical Effusions, Designed to Direct the Female Mind . . . .
• The American Manual or New English Reader. Consisting of Exercises in Reading and Speaking, both in Prose and Poetry; Selected from the Best Writers . . . .
• The American Manual, or New English Reader: Consisting of Exercises in Reading and Speaking, Both in Prose and Poetry; Selected from the Best Writers . . . .
• The American Manual, or New English Reader: Consisting of Exercises in Reading and Speaking, both in Prose and Poetry; Selected from the Best Writers . . . .
• The American Manual; or New English Reader: Consisting of Exercises in Reading and Speaking, Both in Prose and Poetry; Selected from the Best Writers . . . .
• The American Mariners: Or, the Atlantic Voyage. A Moral Poem . . . .
• The American Mariners: Or, the Atlantic Voyage. A Moral Poem . . . . To Which are Added Naval Annals . . . .
• The American Medley, or Wit and Entertainment; or, a Selection of . . . Narraitives [Narratives], Stories, Anecdotes, &c. Prose and Verse . . . .
• The American Mock-bird; or, Cabinet of Anacreon. Being a Selection of the Most Elegant and Fashionable Songs; as Sung in the Anacreontic and Philharmonic Societies, and in Most Genteel Circles. With a Number of Choice Masonic Songs and Sentiments
• The American Muse: Or, Songster's Companion
• The American Naval and Patriotic Songster . . . .
• The American Naval and Patriotic Songster . . . .
• The American Orator, Comprising a Collection, Principally from American Authors . . . .
• The American Orator. Selected Chiefly from American Authors; for the Use of Schools and Private Families.
• The American Orator: Comprising an Extensive Collection of Extracts, Principally from American Authors, Adapted to Public Recitation . . . .
• The American Orator: Containing Rules and Directions, Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in . . . the Art of Eloquence . . . .
• The American Orator; or, Elegant Extracts in Prose and Poetry . . . .
• The American Orator; or, Elegant Extracts in Prose and Poetry; Comprehending a Diversity of Oratorical Specimens . . . .
• The American Orator; or, Elegant Extracts in Prose and Poetry; Comprehending a Diversity of Oratorical Specimens . . . Principally Intended for the Use of Schools and Academies . . . .
• The American Orator; or, Elegant Extracts in Prose and Poetry; Comprehending a Diversity of Specimens . . . .
• The American Patriotic and Comic Modern Song-book
• The American Patriotic Song-book, a Collection of Political, Descriptive, and Humourous Songs of National Character, and the Production of American Poets only
• The American Poetical Miscellany. Original and Selected
• The American Popular Reader; or, Lessons for Junior Classes
• The American Preceptor Improved: Being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor Improved; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The American Preceptor Improved; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor Improved; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor Improved; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor Improved; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor Improved; Being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor Improved; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor Improved; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor: Being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The American Preceptor: Being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Preceptor; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Prece[ptor] Improved; being a New Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Reader, Containing a Selection of Narration, Harangues, Addresses, Orations, Dialogues, Odes, Hymns, Poems, &c. Designed for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The American Reader. Containing a Selection of Narration, Harangues, Addresses, Orations, Dialogues, Odes, Hymns, Poems, &c. Designed for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The American Reader: A Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Wholly from American Authors . . . .
• The American Reader: A Selection of Lessons for Reading and Speaking. Wholly from American Authors . . . .
• The American Reader: Containing a Selection . . . . Designed for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The American Reader: Containing a Selection of Narration . . . Odes, Hymns, Poems . . . .
• The American Reader: Containing a Selection of Narration, Harangues, . . . Odes, Hymns, Poems, &c.
• The American Reader: Containing a Selection of Narration, Harangues, Addresses, Orations, Dialogues, Odes, Hymns, Poems, &c. Designed for the Use of Schools. . . . .
• The American Reader: Containing a Selection of Narration, Harrangues, Addresses, Orations, Dialogues, Odes, Hymns, Poems, &c. Designed for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The American Reader: Containing Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry: Designed for the Improvement of Youth . . . .
• The American Reader: Containing Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry: Designed for the Improvement of Youth . . . .
• The American Reader: Containing Extracts Suited to Excite a Love of Science and Literature . . . . Designed for the Use of Schools
• The American Reader: Containing Extracts Suited to Excite a Love of Science and Literature, to Refine the Taste . . . .
• The American Reader: Or Elegant Selections in Prose and Poetry. Designed for the Improvement of Youth . . . .
• The American Republican Harmonist; or, a Collection of Songs and Odes: Written in America, on American Subjects and Principles . . . .
• The American Revolution . . . [and The Columbiad]
• The American Revolution [and The Columbiad]
• The American Seaman's Hymn Book; or, a Collection of Sacred Songs for the Use of Mariners . . . . Selected from Various Authors
• The American Song Book: Being a New Collection of the Best Patriotic, Military, Naval, Amatory, Quizzical and Sentimental Songs Extant
• The American Songster's Companion, a New Selection of the Most Approved Songs
• The American Songster, a Choice Collection of Songs, Selected from the Best Authors
• The American Songster, Containing a Choice Selection of about One Hundred and Fifty Modern and Popular Songs . . . .
• The American Songster, Containing a Choice Selection of about One Hundred and Fifty Modern and Popular Songs . . . .
• The American Songster, Containing a Choice Selection of about One Hundred and Fifty Modern and Popular Songs . . . .
• The American Songster.
• The American Songster. A Collection of Popular Songs
• The American Songster. Consisting of a Large Collection of the Newest and Most Fashionable Songs
• The American Songster: Being a Collection of the Most Celebrated American, English, Scotch and Irish Songs
• The American Songster: Being a Select Collection of the Most Celebrated American, English, Scotch and Irish Songs
• The American Songster; or, Federal Museum of Melody & Wit. In Four Parts. Containing a Collection . . . Selected from the Writings of Various English and American Authors
• The American Songster; or, Federal Museum of Melody and Wit . . . .
• The American Star. Being a Collection of the Most Approved Patriotic & Other Songs, together with Many Original Ones
• The American Star: Being a Choice Collection of the Most Approved Patriotic and Other Songs. Together with Many Original Ones
• The American Times; a Satire. In Three Parts . . . .
• The American Toilet
• The American Toilet
• The American Village, a Poem. To Which are Added, Several Other Original Pieces in Verse
• The American War, a Poem; in Six Books, in Which the Names of the Officers Who Have Distinguished Themselves, during the War, are Introduced
• The American War, an Ode. Being an Impartial Description of the Most Material Military and Naval Transactions There . . . .
• The Amorous Songster . . .
• The Amours of Florizel; or, the Adventures of a Royal Red Cap
• The Amusement of a Recluse: A Poetical Miscellany
• The Amusement of a Winter's Evening; or, Poetical Effusions on Various Subjects.
• The Amusing Instructor: or, Tales and Fables in Prose and Verse, for the Improvement of Youth
• The Amusing Moralist, containing a Collection of Fables from Aesop
• The Amusing Moralist, Containing a Collection of Fables from Aesop. Transposed into Easy Verse
• The Amyntas
• The Anchoret: A Poem
• The Anchoret: A Poem
• The Ancient Briton, a Poem . . . .
• The Ancient English Romance of William and the Werwolf . . . .
• The Ancient English Wake. A Poem
• The Ancient History of Three Bonnets. In Four Cantos
• The Ancient Missionary of Chile; a Poem: Founded on the History, and Descriptive of the Scenes of South America
• The Andrian, a Comedy . . . . Attempted in English Metre
• The Angel and the Spirit. A Mystery
• The Angel of Mercy, a Little Book of Affection. To which is prefixed, an Essay on Heavenly Spirits.
• The Angel of the World, an Arabian Tale; and Sebastian, a Spanish Tale
• The Angel of the World; an Arabian Tale: Sebastian; a Spanish Tale: With Other Poems
• The Angler: A Didactic Poem
• The Angler; a Poem, in Ten Cantos: With the Proper Instructions in the Art . . . .
• The Angler; a Poem, in Ten Cantos; Comprising Proper Instructions in the Art . . . .
• The Anglo-Cambrian; a Poem in Four Cantos
• The Anglo-Saxon Poems of Beowulf the Travellers Song and the Battle of Finnes-Burh
• The Angus-shire Chaplet
• The Angusshire Melodist, a Selection of Songs. Part the First
• The Annual Anthology. Vol. I [, of 2]
• The Annual Anthology. Vol. II [, of 2]
• The Annual Political Songster, with a Preface on the times
• The Anster Concert, a Ballad
• The Answer of S-r R----d W------y, Bart. To the Epistle of L----y W------y
• The Antagonists of Peter Pindar Cut into Atoms, in a Furious Epistle to Peter Pindar, Esquire
• The Anti-Corsican, a Poem, in Three Cantos; Inscribed to the Volunteers of Great-Britain
• The Anti-diabo-lady. Dedicated to All the Women in General, and the Best of them in Particular . . .
• The Anti-Halcyon, and Other Poems
• The Anti-Jacobin, a Hudibrastic Poem in Twenty-one Cantos
• The Anti-Palliseriad; or, Britain's Triumphs over France
• The Anti-slavery Album: Selections in Verse
• The Antichamber; a Poem, in Three Cantos. Canto I
• The Antichristian and Antisocial Conspiracy . . . . To Which is Prefixed Jachin and Boaz . . . .
• The Antidote. A Political Poem Humbly Inscribed to the King
• The Antihipnotic Songster, Containing Original and Select Songs. Patriotic, Sentimental, Comic, & Masonic . . . .
• The Antihipnotic Songster, Containing Original and Select Songs. Patriotic, Sentimental, Anacreontic, Comic, & Masonic . . . .
• The Antipodean Whirligig; or, Universal Songster
• The Aonian Banquet: Or a Selection of Poems of Acknowledged Merit . . . . Authors
• The Aonian Kaleidoscope; or, a Collection of Original Poems
• The Apollo: Being a Collection of English Songs . . . .
• The Apollo: Being a Collection of English Songs; Including a Selection of Masonic Songs, Anthems, Odes, Preludes, Prologues, Epilogues . . . .
• The Apollo; being an Elegant Selection of Approved Modern Songs . . . to which are added, Twelve New and Original Songs (never before published)
• The Apollo; Containing a Valuable Collection of the Most Popular Modern Songs . . . with . . . the Celebrated Prologues and Epilogues of the Present Day . . .
• The Apostate Bard; a Mock-heroic Dramatic Poem: In Two Acts . . . . To Which is Added, Fire, Famine, & Slaughter: A War Eclogue
• The Apostate Ecclesiastic, a Poem: Being Candid Animadversions on that Rev. Mock-patriot Parson H**ne
• The Apostate, a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Apostate, a Tragedy, in Five Acts; as Performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden
• The Apostate: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Apostate: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Apostate: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Apostate: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Apostate; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Apotheosis of Pitt; or, the Crowning of the Statue: A Masque
• The Apotheosis of Punch; a Satirical Masque: with a Monody on the Death of Master Punch
• The Apparition; or, Dr. Dodd's Last Legacy. Addressed to Lord -----
• The Appeal for Suffering Genius: A Poetical Address for the Benefit of the Boston Bard; and the Triumph of Truth, a Poem
• The Appeal of Poland. An Ode. Written on the Commencement of the Late Campaign
• The Appeal of the Imprisoned Debtor
• The Appeal: A Tragedy, in Three Acts: As Performed . . . .
• The Apron Farmer
• The Apron Farmer. By a Bird at Bromsgrove
• The Apron or City Farmer
• The Arab: A Tale. In Three Cantos
• The Arabs: A Tale, in Four Cantos
• The Arch Druid, an Historical Poem
• The Arctic Expeditions. A Poem
• The Argonautic Expedition
• The Argonautics
• The Argonautics . . . .
• The Argonautics of Apollonius Rhodius in four books
• The Argument (in Verse) of the Foxiad; an Historical Poem, in Ten Books . . . .
• The Aristocrat and Trades Union Advocate, a Colloquial Poem, Respectfully Dedicated to the Members of the Boston Trades Union and Vicinity
• The Arno Miscellany being a Collection of Fugitive Pieces . . . .
• The Arrow and the Rose; with Other Poems
• The Art of Conversing. Translated from the French
• The Art of Dancing. A Poem . . . .
• The Art of Domestick Happiness, and Other Poems
• The Art of Dressing the Hair. A Poem humbly dedicated to the Members of the T. N. Club
• The Art of Eloquence. A Didactic Poem. Book the First
• The Art of English Grammar, in Verse, by Question and Answer . . . .
• The Art of English Grammar, in Verse, by Question and Answer . . . .
• The Art of Fishing. A Poem
• The Art of Joking; or, an Essay on Witticism; in the Manner of Mr. Pope's Essay on Criticism . . . .
• The Art of Making Tea, a Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Art of Painting . . . with Annotations by Sir Joshua Reynolds . . .
• The Art of Penmanship in Verse . . .
• The Art of Poetry, According to the Latest Improvements. A Poem
• The Art of Poetry: An Epistle to the Pisos [The Latin title is given on the title-page before the English one.]
• The Art of Reading . . . , Exemplified by a Variety of Selected & Original Pieces . . . .
• The Art of War. A Poem
• The Art of War; a Poem, in Six Books . . . .
• The Art of War; a Poem, in Six Books . . . with a Critique on the Poem, by the Comte Algarotti
• The Art of War; a Poem, in Six Books; translated from the French
• The Artist. A Poem, in Two Cantos . . . .
• The Artless Muse; or, Attempts in Verse, on Different Subjects
• The Ascension. A Poem
• The Ascension: a Poetical Essay
• The Ascension: A Poetical Essay
• The Ascent of Elijah. A Seatonian Poem . . . .
• The Ascent of Elijah. A Poem, to Which was Adjudged One of the Seatonian Prizes for the Year 1830
• The Aspect of the Times: A Political Poem, and Other Pieces
• The Ass on Parnassus; and from Scotland, Ge Ho !! Comes Roderigh Vich Neddy Dhu, Ho! Ieroe!!! Cantos I. II. of a Poem, Entitled What are Scot's Collops? A Prophetic Tale; Written in Imitation of the Lady of the Lake
• The Ass on Parnassus; and from Scotland, Ge Ho!! Comes Roderigh Vich Neddy Dhu, Ho! Ieroe!!! Cantos I. II. of a Poem, Entitled What are Scot's Collops? A Prophetic Tale; Written in Imitation of the Lady of the Lake
• The Ass on Parnassus; and from Scotland, Ge Ho!! Comes Roderigh Vich Neddy Dhu, Ho! Ieroe!!! Cantos I. II. of a Poem, Entitled What are Scot's Collops? A Prophetic Tale; Written in Imitation of the Lady of the Lake
• The Assassins of the Paradise. An Oriental Tale. In Four Cantos
• The Asses Looking Glass. A Fable . . . .
• The Asses' Skin Memorandum Book, Lost in St. Paul's, to Which is Added a Condolence with the Ultras, &c. &c. &c
• The Assize Ball: Or, Lucy of the Moor
• The Assize Ball: Or, Lucy of the Moor
• The Assize Ball: Or, Lucy of the Moor
• The Associate Minstrels
• The Associate Minstrels
• The Association, &c. of the Delegates of the Colonies, at the Grand Congress, Held at Philadelphia, Sept. 1, 1774, Versified, and Adapted to Music, Calculated for Grave and Gay Dispositions . . . .
• The Asylum for the Blind, a Poem; including an Eulogy on the City of Bristol . . . .
• The Asylum. A Poem
• The Atheist. A Poem
• The Athenaid, a Poem
• The Athenaid, a Poem
• The Athenaid; or, Modern Grecians. A Poem
• The Atlantic Club-book: Being Sketches in Prose and Verse
• The Aubid: An Eastern Tale
• The Auction a Poem: A Familiar Epistle to a Friend . . . .
• The Auction: A Town Eclogue
• The Auction: A Town Eclogue
• The Auction: a Town Eclogue
• The Auction: a Town Eclogue
• The Auspices of War; an Ode. Inscribed to the Memory of the Honourable Admiral Boscawen. To which is added, The Proophecy of the Union; a Narrative Poem.
• The Autumnal Evening's Ride. A Poem, written in the Year 1800
• The Autumnal Excursion, or Sketches in Teviotdale; with Other Poems
• The Avenged Bride; a Tale of the Glens. In Four Cantos . . . .
• The Ayrshire Melodist: Or, the Muses' Delight. A Choice Collection of Scotch Songs
• The Ayrshire Melodist; or, Select Poetical Effusions
• The Ayrshire Minstrel: A Collection of Original Love, Patriotic, and Sentimental Songs. Many of Which are Descriptive of Ayrshire Scenery
• The Babes in the Wood, in Verse. An Affecting Tale
• The Babes in the Wood. In Verse. An Affecting Tale. . . . To Which is Added, Lines Addressed to a Friend on Long-Island, on the Death of Her Very Promising Daughter, Aged nearly Four Years
• The Baby's Holiday; to Which is Added the White Lily
• The Bachelor Decoyed, or the Successful Virgin, to Which is Added Tweedside, and Corridon and Phillida
• The Bachelor's Contest: Or, an Amusing and Instructive Poetical Dialogue between a Bachelor and a Married Man . . . .
• The Bachelor's Contest: Or, an Amusing and Instructive Poetical Dialogue between a Bachelor and a Married Man . . . .
• The Bachelor's Trap
• The Backslider; a Descriptive Moral Poem, in Four Books
• The Backwoodsman. A Poem
• The Balance; a Poem, in Three Cantos, Heroic and Satirical . . .
• The Ballad Book
• The Balloon, a Satire
• The Bank of Faith and Works United
• The Bank of Faith and Works United
• The Bankrupt, or, Advice to the Insolvent, a Poem, addressed to a Friend; with Other Pieces
• The Banks of Esk; or, a Saunter from Roslin to Smeaton, a Poem, Descriptive, Historical, & Moral . . . .
• The Banks of Isis, and Other Poems
• The Banks of Tamar, a Poem, with Other Pieces
• The Banks of Tamar; a Poem; with Other Pieces
• The Banks of the Hudson, a Poem, Descriptive of Rural Scenery, Manners & Customs, in the United States of America
• The Banks of the Maine a Poem in Blank Verse
• The Banks of the Ohio. A Poem
• The Banks of the Ohio. A Poem
• The Banks of the Tawe. A Poem. In Four Parts
• The Banks of the Wye: A Poem. In Four Books
• The Banks of the Wye; a Poem. In Four Books
• The Banks of Wye: A Poem. In Four Books
• The Banks of Wye; a Poem. In Four Books
• The Banks of Wye; a Poem. In Four Books
• The Banner of Blue; an Oration, to Match "A Soliloquy"
• The Banquet of Thalia: Containing Popular Songs
• The Banquet, a Poem: In Three Cantos
• The Banquet: In Three Cantos
• The Baptist Songster, or Divine Songs, for Conference Meetings, and for the Private Devotions of the Pious
• The Bar, with Sketches of Eminent Judges, Barristers, &c. &c. A Poem, with Notes
• The Bar, with Sketches of Eminent Judges, Barristers, &c. &c. A Poem, with Notes
• The Barbers; or, The Road to Riches
• The Bard of Erin, and Other Poems Mostly National
• The Bard of Erin: and Other Poems Mostly National
• The Bard of the North: A Series of Poetical Tales, Illustrative of Highland Scenery and Character
• The Bard of the North: A Series of Poetical Tales, Illustrative of Highland Scenery and Character
• The Bard of the Sea-kings a Legend of Kingley-Vale with Other Poems
• The Bard of the Sea-kings a Legend of Kingley-Vale with Other Poems
• The Bard's Dream: a Poem
• The Bard's Lament, a Vision; and Other Poems: Sacred to the Memory of Princess Charlotte
• The Bardiad, a Poem; in Two Cantos
• The Bardiad, A Poem; in Two Cantos
• The Barons of Elbenbergh. A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• The Barrister, with Other Poems
• The Basket of Fragments, the Employment of Leisure Hours
• The Bath Case and Subscription; a Poetical Epistle, Addressed to Colonel ******, M.P. from His Friend in Bath . . .
• The Bath Lovers; or, Mercenary Courtship
• The Bath Macaroni. With Other Sketches from Nature
• The Bath Pump Room; or, a Sovereign Remedy for Low Spirits. A Poem
• The Bath Stage: A Dialogue
• The Battered Tar, or, the Waggoner's Companion. A Poem, with Sonnets, &c.
• The Battle at the Brown Cow, Bingley. A Petit Poem . . . With a Song in Commemoration, &c.
• The Battle between Doctor Farmer and Peter Musgrave, the Cambridge Taylor; in Hudibrastic Verse . . . .
• The Battle of Aboukir: A Poem, Sacred to the Memory of . . . Abercromby . . . .
• The Battle of Albuera: A Poem. With an Epistle Dedicatory to Lord Wellington
• The Battle of Aughrim, or the Fall of Monsieur St. Ruth, with Ireland Preserved . . . to Which is Added, the Deserted Village . . . .
• The Battle of Aughrim, or the Fall of Monsieur St. Ruth: With Ireland Preserved . . . . To Which is Added, the Deserted Village
• The Battle of B-ng-r; or The Church's Triumph; a Comic-Heroic Poem, in Nine Cantos
• The Battle of Borodino; with Other Poems
• The Battle of Bunker Hill, or the Death of Warren; a Poem
• The Battle of Bunkers-hill. A Dramatic Piece, of Five Acts, in Heroic Measure
• The Battle of Copenhagen . . . A Poem, with Notes
• The Battle of Craignilder, a Very Ancient Gallovidian Ballad . . . .
• The Battle of Dryfe Sands; a Poem
• The Battle of Eddington; or, British Liberty. A Tragedy
• The Battle of Eddington; or, British Liberty. A Tragedy
• The Battle of Eddington; or, British Liberty. A Tragedy
• The Battle of Funks-town, a Burlesque Poem; Founded on Recent Facts and Circumstances
• The Battle of Hastings, a Tragedy . . . . As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Battle of Hastings, a Tragedy . . . as it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Battle of Hastings: An Heroic Poem
• The Battle of Hexham; or, Days of Old: A Play in Three Acts
• The Battle of Largs: A Gothic Poem. With Several Miscellaneous Pieces
• The Battle of Lepanto, the Fall of Delhi, and Other Poems
• The Battle of Luncarty, or the Valiant Hays Triumphant over the Danish Invaders; a Drama . . . . With Other Pieces in Verse . . . .
• The Battle of Maida, an Epic Poem
• The Battle of Marathon. A Poem
• The Battle of Mortimer's Cross, an Historical Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Battle of Navarine; Malta, and Other Poems
• The Battle of New Orleans; or, Jackson's Victory, a Poem . . . . With an Appendix . . . .
• The Battle of Niagara . . . with Other Poems
• The Battle of Niagara, a Poem, without Notes; and Goldau, or the Maniac Harper
• The Battle of Oblivion; or, Criticism and Quackery. A Satirical Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Battle of Plattsburgh: A Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Battle of Salamanca A Poem
• The Battle of Salamanca: A Poem
• The Battle of Salamanca: A Poem, in Heroic Verse
• The Battle of Salamanca; a Poem
• The Battle of Talavera
• The Battle of Tewkesbury. A Poem. Written on a View of the Intrenchments near the Town . . . .
• The Battle of the "Annuals". A Fragment
• The Battle of the Bards. An Heroic Poem. In Two Cantos
• The Battle of the Blocks, an Heroic Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Battle of the Bridge; or, Pisa Defended. A Poem, in Ten Cantos
• The Battle of the Nile, a Dramatic Poem, on the Model of the Greek Tragedy
• The Battle of the Nile, a Poem
• The Battle of the Nile, I. of August, 1798. A Pindarick Ode
• The Battle of the Nile. A Pindarick Ode. To His Excellency the Rt. Honble. Sir William Hamilton, K.B. His Britannick Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary at the Court of the Two Sicilies Etc. Etc. Etc.
• The Battle of the Nile. And Other Poems
• The Battle of the Nile: A Descriptive Poem . . .
• The Battle of the Two Taylors. An Epic Poem
• The Battle of Trafalgar . . . to which is added, Nelson's Last Victory: a Song
• The Battle of Trafalgar, a Heroic Poem
• The Battle of Trafalgar, a Poem
• The Battle of Trafalgar, a Poem
• The Battle of Trafalgar, a Poem. To which is added, a Selection of Fugitive Pieces. Chiefly written at Sea
• The Battle of Trafalgar, an Heroic Poem. Read to the Literary Society of Belfast
• The Battle of Trafalgar, and Other Poems
• The Battle of Trafalgar: A Poem
• The Battle of Trafalgar; a Poem, in Six Cantos
• The Battle of Trafalgar; or, Victory and Death. A Poem . . . .
• The Battle of Vittoria
• The Battle of Vittoria, a Poem
• The Battle of Waterloo
• The Battle of Waterloo, a Poem
• The Battle of Waterloo, a Poem, with Notes
• The Battle of Waterloo. A Poem
• The Battle of Waterloo. A Poem. In Two Cantos
• The Battle of Waterloo: A Poem
• The Battle of Waterloo: A Poem
• The Battle of Waterloo; a Poem
• The Battle of Waterloo; a Poem.
• The Battle of Waterloo; a Poem; in Two Parts . . .
• The Battle Royal, or the Effects of Anticipation . . . .
• The Battle: An Allegorical Poem. In Two Cantos
• The Battles of Barmy Hall, a Poem, in Two Parts. With an Interlude on War . . . .
• The Battles of Barrosa and Albuera; or, Valour and Victory. A Poem
• The Battles of Salamanca and Barrosa . . . .
• The Battles of Talavera . . . .
• The Battles of Talavera, Salamanca, Vittoria, and the Pyrenees. With Other Poems
• The Battles of Talavera. A Poem
• The Battles of Talavera. A Poem
• The Battles of Talavera. A Poem
• The Battles of Talavera. A Poem
• The Battles of Talavera. A Poem
• The Battles of Talavera. A Poem
• The Battles of Talavera. A Poem . . . .
• The Battles of the Danube and Barrosa
• The Baviad and Maeviad
• The Baviad and Maeviad
• The Baviad and Maeviad
• The Baviad and Maeviad . . . . To Which is Prefixed, a Poetical Epistle to the Author, by an American Gentleman
• The Baviad, a Paraphrastic Imitation of the First Satire of Persius
• The Baviad, a Paraphrastic Imitation of the First Satire of Persius
• The Baviad, and Maeviad
• The Bawd: A Poem
• The Bazaar; or Fragments of Mind
• The Bazaar; or Money and the Church. A Rejected Offering, in Blank Verse
• The Beauties . . ., Selected from His Works . . . .
• The Beauties . . . .
• The Beauties . . . .
• The Beauties . . . .
• The Beauties . . . . Extracts from the Works
• The Beauties . . . . Selected and Arranged from Her Poetical Works
• The Beauties . . . ; or, Extracts from the Works of that Great Poet; for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The Beauties . . . ; Selected from Their Works . . . .
• The Beauties . . . Carefully Selected, and Alphabetically Arranged under Appropriate Heads
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Miscellaneous Selections from His Poetical Works . . . and Queen Mab, Free from the Objectionable Passages . . . .
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Miscellaneous Selections from His Poetical Works . . . Queen Mab Free from All the Objectionable Passages . . . .
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poems and Letters
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poems and Letters
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poems and Letters
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poems, Dramas, and Speeches
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poems, Essays, and Speeches
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poetry and Prose
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poetry and Prose
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poetry and Prose
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poetry and Prose
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poetry and Prose
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poetry and Prose
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Poetry and Prose
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Prose and Poetry
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Prose and Poetry
• The Beauties . . . Consisting of Selections from His Works
• The Beauties . . . Selected from His Works . . . .
• The Beauties . . . Selected from Their Works
• The Beauties . . . Selected from Their Works
• The Beauties . . . Selected from Their Works; with Historical and Explanatory Notes
• The Beauties . . . with a Sketch of His Life . . . .
• The Beauties . . ., Carefully Selected and Alphabetically Arranged, under Appropriate Heads
• The Beauties of . . . Selected from His Works . . .
• The Beauties of . . ., Consisting of Selections from His Poetry and Prose
• The Beauties of . . ., Consisting of Selections from His Works
• The Beauties of Administration, a Poem. With an Heroic Race to the Palace, between L--d Sh-lb--ne and the Hon. C. J. F-x
• The Beauties of Booths, the Seat of Willoughby Legh, Esq. . . .
• The Beauties of Burn's [sic] Poems: Consisting of the Most Admired Pieces of that Celebrated Scots Poet
• The Beauties of Carlo-Maria Maggi, Paraphrased: To Which are Added, Sonnets . . . .
• The Beauties of Don Juan: Including Those Passages only Which are Calculated to Extend the Real Fame of . . . .
• The Beauties of English Poetry, or a Collection of Poems Extracted from the Best Authors
• The Beauties of English Poetry, or a Collection of Poems Extracted from the Best Authors
• The Beauties of English Poetry. Selected from the Most Esteemed Authors
• The Beauties of English Poetry; or, A Collection of Poems extracted from the Best Authors
• The Beauties of English Poetry; or, A Collection of Poems extracted from the Best Authors
• The Beauties of English Poetry; or, Extracts from the Most Eminent British Poets
• The Beauties of Goldsmith: Or the Moral and Sentimental Treasury of Genius
• The Beauties of Goldsmith: or, The Moral and Sentimental Treasury of Genius
• The Beauties of Harrogate and Knaresbro' a Poem
• The Beauties of Hawkstone Park . . . A Poem, in Three Parts, with Moral Reflections in Verse . . .
• The Beauties of Leamington Priors and its Environs, to which are added a Series of Remarkable and Well Authenticated Cures Performed by the Celebrated Waters of its Spa . . .
• The Beauties of Modern Literature, in Verse and Prose . . . .
• The Beauties of Modern Poetry, Selected from the Most Popular Authors
• The Beauties of Painting
• The Beauties of Pindar . . .
• The Beauties of Poetry, British and American. Containing Some of the Productions . . . .
• The Beauties of Poetry. Part II. Vol. I
• The Beauties of Poetry: or, A Portable Repository of English Verse, on an Entire New Plan
• The Beauties of Religion. A Poem, Addressed to Youth. In Five Books
• The Beauties of Scottish Poets, Ancient and Modern . . . .
• The Beauties of Speculation, or Twenty-four Hours in Edinburgh: A Poem
• The Beauties of Spring. A Poem
• The Beauties of the Anti-Jacobin. . . the Whole of the Excellent Poetry . . . .
• The Beauties of the British Poets
• The Beauties of the British Poets with a Few Introductory Observations
• The Beauties of the Children's Friend . . . Interspersed with Pieces of Poetry, from Various Authors . . . .
• The Beauties of the Lyric Muse; a Collection of Poetry, Comprising the Choicest Productions of the British Lyre
• The Beauties of the Muses; Select and Entertaining Tales. Prose and Verse. From Recent Works of Merit, by Eminent Authors
• The Beauties of the Poets of Great Britain, Carefully Selected from the Works of the Best Authors
• The Beauties of the Poets, Lyric and Elegiac, Selected from the Most Admired Authors
• The Beauties of the Poets: Being a Collection of Moral and Sacred Poetry, from the Most Eminent Authors
• The Beauties of the Poets: Being a Collection of Moral and Sacred Poetry, from the Most Eminent Authors
• The Beauties of the Poets: being a Collection of Moral and Sacred Poetry, from the Most Eminent Authors
• The Beauties of the Souvenirs; being a Selection of the Most Interesting Miscellanies from Those Popular Works
• The Beautiful Situation of Rotherham, Display'd . . . and A Poetical Description of the Neighbourhood
• The Bedesman on Nidsyde
• The Bedouins: And Other Poems
• The Bee and the Wasp. A Fable.--In Verse
• The Bee, a Selection of Poetry from Approved Authors
• The Bee, a Selection of Poetry from Approved Authors
• The Bee, a Selection of Poetry from the Best Authors
• The Bee, a Selection of Poetry from the Best Authors
• The Bee, a Selection of Poetry from the Best Authors
• The Bee, a Selection of Poetry from the Best Authors
• The Bee, a Selection of Poetry, from the Best Authors
• The Bee. A Selection of Poetical Flowers . . . .
• The Bee; a Collection of Poems, Chiefly Designed for the Young
• The Bee; a Collection of Poems, Chiefly Designed for Young Persons
• The Bees, from the Latin . . . being the Fourth Book of His Praedium Rusticum
• The Bees, the Lion, the Asses, and Other Beasts . . . .
• The Bees. A Poem. From the Fourteenth Book of Vaniere's Praedium Rusticum
• The Bees: A Poem, in Four Books. With Notes, Moral, Political, and Philosophical. Book II [, of 3]
• The Bees: A Poem, in Four Books. With Notes, Moral, Political, and Philosophical. Book III [, of 3]
• The Bees: A Poem, in Four Books. With Notes, Moral, Political, and Philosophical. Book I [of 3--no 4th. appeared]
• The Bees: A Poem, in Four Books. With Notes, Moral, Political, and Philosophical. [3 Books only]
• The Beggar of Bethnal Green a Comedy. In Three Acts . . . .
• The Beggar of Bethnal Green. A Comedy. In Three Acts . . . .
• The Beggar's Daughter of Bethnal Green. A Comedy
• The Believer's Joy and Rejoicing; a Poem . . . to Expound and Illustrate . . . the Song of Solomon
• The Belles of Bury, a Poem
• The Bells, and Other Poems
• The Bellum Catilanarium of Sallust, Travestied
• The Belvidere Apollo Fazio a Tragedy and Other Poems
• The Bench in an Uproar!! Or, Chop-fallen Magistrate. A Poem
• The Benevolent Eccentric; or, Conscript of Switzerland. A Tale. Founded on Facts. With the Pleasures of the Soul, a Poem
• The Bengalee: or, Sketches of Society and Manners in the East
• The Bengalee: or, Sketches of Society and Manners in the East
• The Bengalee: or, Sketches of Society and Manners in the East
• The Bereaved, Kenilworth, and Other Poems
• The Bermudian. A Poem
• The Bermudian: A Poem
• The Bermudian: A Poem
• The Best New-year's Gift for Young People. . . . A Sermon . . . .
• The Bethlehem Star, Veiled and Unveiled: In Its Various New-Testament Magnitudes: After the Manner of Sternhold and Hopkins
• The Bettyad, a Poem: Descriptive of the Progress of the young Roscius in London
• The Beverleid, an Epic; Dedicated to the Members of the Cambridge University Union
• The Bevy of Beauties. A Collection of Sonnets
• The Bible a Poem
• The Biblical's Crusade; or, Arrogance and Fanaticism Combated
• The Bibliomania, an Epistle to Richard Heber, Esq
• The Big Puzzling-cap: A Choice Collection of Riddles, in Familiar Verse . . . .
• The Bijou Minstrel: Containing All the Choice, Fashionable and Popular Songs . . .
• The Bird of Birds, or Musical Medley; being a Rich and Diversified Collection, of Miscellaneous and Patriotic Songs
• The Bird of the Beeches. In Four Cantos
• The Birds
• The Birds of Scotland, with Other Poems
• The Birds of Scotland, with Other Poems
• The Birds of Scotland, with Other Poems
• The Birds of Scotland. With Other Poems
• The Birth and Triumph of Love
• The Birth and Triumph of Love. A Poem
• The Birth and Triumph of Love. A Poem
• The Birth of Washington, a Poem: In Two Parts . . . .
• The Birth, Life, Death, Resurrection, and Assension [sic] of Jesus Christ . . . with Four New additional Epigrams
• The Birth-day Gift
• The Birth-day; with a Few Strictures on the Times; a Poem, in Three Cantos . . . .
• The Birth-Place, or Thoughts on a Visit Made to It. A Poem, in the Manner of Dr. Young
• The Bishop and the Parson's Beard. A Tale in Verse
• The Bishopric Garland; or Durham Minstrel. Being a Collection of Excellent Songs . . . .
• The Bishopric Garland; or, Durham Minstrel: Being a Choice Collection of Excellent Songs . . . .
• The Bishoprick Garland; or a Collection of Legends, Songs, Ballads, &c. Belonging to the County of Durham
• The Biter Bit, with an Episode Called Rachel; a Jewish Tale, of the Twelfth Century, Translated from the Hebrew by Peter Pangloss, LLD. and ASS
• The Black Bird; Consisting of a Complete Collection of the Most Admired Modern Songs
• The Black Garland. Containing the Holy Puzzle, the Meikle Black Deil . . . .
• The Black Joke; a New, Funny, Flash and Frisky Songster . . . .
• The Black Man's Lament; or, How to Make Sugar
• The Black Vampyre: A Legend of St. Domingo
• The Black Vampyre; a Legend of St. Domingo
• The Black-bird . . . . Scots, English, and Irish Songs . . . to which is added, The Adventures of John Gilpin, from London to Edmonton
• The Black-bird, a Selection of Celebrated Songs
• The Black-bird, Consisting of a Complete Collection of the Most Admired Modern Songs
• The Black-bird: Consisting of a Complete Collection of the Most Admired Modern Songs
• The Blackamore in the Wood; or, a Lamentable Ballad on the Tragical End of a Gallant Lord and Virtuous Lady . . .
• The Blackbird, being a Choice Collection of the Most Popular American, English, Irish, and Scotch Songs
• The Blackbird, being a Choice Collection of the Most Popular American, English, Irish, and Scotch Songs
• The Blackbird; Consisting of a Complete Collection of the Most Admired Modern Songs
• The Blackbird; Consisting of a Complete Collection of the Most Admired Modern Songs
• The Blackbird; Consisting of a Complete Collection of the Most Admired Modern Songs
• The Bladensburg Races. Written Shortly after the Capture of Washington City, August 24, 1814
• The Blazing Star; or, Vestina . . . .
• The Blessings of Friendship, and Other Poems
• The Blessings of Peace, and Guilt of War, a Lyric Poem
• The Blessings of Wooburn, Bucks.
• The Blind Man and His Son: A Tale for Young People. The Four Friends: A Fable. And a Word for the Gipsies
• The Blind Poem
• The Blue Bag; or, Toryana: An Address to the Electors and Election Committees of the United Kingdoms
• The Blue Devils; or, New Police. A Poem: In Three Cantos
• The Blueviad, a Satyrical Poem
• The Blunders of Loyalty, and Other Miscellaneous Poems . . . .
• The Board, a Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Boat-Race
• The Bohemian, a Tragedy in Five Acts
• The Bombardment of Algiers, and Other Poems
• The Bonaparteid; or, a Serio-comic Sketch of the Political Life and Adventures of the Renowned Napoleon Bonaparte . . . .
• The Bond, a Dramatic Poem
• The Book of Beauty, Comprising a Collection of Tales, Poems, &c.
• The Book of Job, in English Verse . . . with Remarks, Historical, Critical, and Explanatory
• The Book of Job, in English Verse . . . with Remarks, Historical, Critical, and Explanatory.
• The Book of Job, in English Verse; translated from the Original Hebrew; with Remarks, Historical, Critical, and Explanatory
• The Book of Job: Metrically Arranged according to the Masora, and Newly Translated . . .
• The Book of Job; Translated from the Hebrew . . . . With a Preface, and Annotations
• The Book of My Lady. A Melange
• The Book of Nature. A Poem.
• The Book of Psalms Illustrated . . . and a Poetical Version of Each . . .
• The Book of Psalms, in an English Metrical Version . . . .
• The Book of Psalms, in Metre
• The Book of Psalms, in Metre; from the Original . . .
• The Book of Psalms, in Verse . . . .
• The Book of Psalms, in verse; with a short explanatory preface to each Psalm, taken from the works of different writers on the Psalms, but chiefly from Bishop Horne's Commentary.
• The Book of Psalms, Translated into English Verse . . . .
• The Book of Psalms, translated into English Verse and illustrated with Practical and Explanatory Notes
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of Riddles
• The Book of the Psalms of David, in English Blank Verse: Being a New Poetical Arrangement . . .
• The Boor. A Poem, Addressed to the Church of Christ . . . .
• The Boor. A Poem, Addressed to the Church of Christ . . .
• The Borough: A Poem, in Twenty-four Letters
• The Borough: A Poem, in Twenty-four Letters
• The Borough: A Poem, in Twenty-four Letters
• The Borough: A Poem, in Twenty-four Letters
• The Borough: A Poem, in Twenty-four Letters
• The Borough: A Poem, in Twenty-four Letters
• The Borough: A Poem, in Twenty-four Letters
• The Borough: A Poem, in Twenty-four Letters
• The Bosom Friend. In Five Books
• The Boston Collection of Sacred and Devotional Hymns . . . .
• The Boston Sunday School Hymn Book
• The Boston Sunday School Hymn Book
• The Boston Sunday School Hymn Book
• The Bostonian Prophet. An Heroi-comico-serious-parodical-Pindaric Ode, in Imitation of The Bard
• The Botanic Garden . . . . Part I [of 2]
• The Botanic Garden . . . . Part II [of 2]
• The Botanic Garden, a Poem, in Two Parts . . . .
• The Botanic Garden, a Poem. In Two Parts . . . .
• The Botanic Garden, Part II [of 2]. Containing, the Loves of the Plants, a Poem. With Philosophical Notes
• The Botanic Garden. A Poem, in Two Parts
• The Botanic Garden. A Poem, in Two Parts . . . .
• The Botanic Garden. A Poem, in Two Parts . . . .
• The Botanic Garden. Part I. Containing the Economy of Vegetation. A Poem
• The Botanic Garden. Part II [of 2]. Containing The Loves of the Plants. A Poem
• The Botanic Garden. Part II. Containing The Loves of the Plants. A Poem. With Philosophical Notes
• The Botanic Garden; A Poem, in Two Parts. Part I. Containing The Economy of Vegetation. Part II. The Loves of the Plants. With Philosophical Notes
• The Botanical and Horticultural Meeting, or Flora and Pomona's Fete. A Poem, in Humble Imitation of the Butterfly's Ball . . . .
• The Botanical and Horticultural Meeting, or Flora's and Pomona's Fete. A Poem, in Humble Imitation of the Butterfly's Ball . . . .
• The Botanical and Horticultural Meeting, or Flora's and Pomona's Fete. A Poem, in Humble Imitation of the Butterfly's Ball . . . .
• The Botanical Basket; or, Satirical Seedlings, for Political Plants; Supposed to be the Purport of a Letter Written by Lord C--------h to the Right Honourable G. C------g, While on the Continent
• The Botanical Multiplication Table
• The Bouquet for 1832. A Collection of Tales, Essays, and Poems, Original and Select, by the Most Distinguished Authors . . . .
• The Bouquet, a Poetic Offering, to Lovers of Taste and Sentiment: Selected from Various Authors
• The Bouquet, a Selection of Poems from the Most Celebrated Authors, with Some Originals
• The Bouquet, or Spirit of English Poetry
• The Bouquet, or Spirit of English Poetry
• The Bouquet: Consisting of the Pleasures of Hope, the Pleasures of Memory, and the Pains of Memory
• The Bouquet: Consisting of the Pleasures of Hope, the Pleasures of Memory, the Pains of Memory, . . . Oriental Eclogues, an Ode to the Passions, and Other Poems
• The Bouquet: Or, Wreath of Fancy. A Selection of Approved Pieces from Various Authors
• The Bouquet; a Collection of Tales, Essays and Poems
• The Bower of Bliss; with Other Amatory Poems; Including the Loves of Abelard and Heloise
• The Bower of Love; or the Complete Valentine Writer; Containing Superior and Original Verses, &c.
• The Bower of Love; or, the Compleat Valentine Writer . . . .
• The Bower of Spring, with Other Poems
• The Bower of Spring, with Other Poems
• The Brandiad, a Poem, in Two Books, together with Several Miscellaneous Poems and Translations
• The Brazen Serpent. A Sacred Poem: In Two Parts. Respectfully Inscribed to His Royal Highness the Duke of York
• The Breathings of Genius. Being a Collection of Poems; to Which are Added, Essays, Moral and Philosophical
• The Breeches; or, the Country Curate and Cobler's Wife. A Comic, Satiric, Poetic, Descriptive Tale
• The Breechiad, a Poem
• The Breechiad: a Poem
• The Brethren; a Poem: In Four Books. Paraphrased from Part of the History of Israel and His Family, in Holy Writ . . . .
• The Brick Church Hymns, Designed for the Use of Social Prayer Meetings and Families, Selected from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• The Bridal Eve, a Tale
• The Bridal Nights; the First Poet; and Other Poems
• The Bridal of Armagnac, a Tragedy
• The Bridal of Caolchairn; and Miscellaneous Poems
• The Bridal of Caolchairn; And Other Poems
• The Bridal of the Isles: A Mask . . . . The Blighted Hope: A Monody
• The Bridal of the Isles; a Mask: and Other Poems
• The Bridal of Tomar, and Other Poems
• The Bridal of Triermain, and Harold the Dauntless. Two Poems
• The Bridal of Triermain, or the Vale of Saint John. In Three Cantos
• The Bridal of Triermain, or the Vale of Saint John. In Three Cantos
• The Bridal of Triermain, or the Vale of St John. In Three Cantos
• The Bridal of Triermain, or the Vale of St John. In three Cantos
• The Bridal of Triermain, or the Vale of St John. In Three Cantos
• The Bridal of Triermain, or the Vale of St. John. A Lover's Tale. In Three Cantos
• The Bridal of Triermain, or the Vale of St. John. In Three Cantos
• The Bridal of Triermain, or the Vale of St. John. In Three Cantos
• The Bridal of Vaumond; a Metrical Romance
• The Bride of Abydos . . . .
• The Bride of Abydos, a Tragic Play, in Three Acts. As Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• The Bride of Abydos, a Tragick Play, in Three Acts: As Performed . . . .
• The Bride of Abydos. The Corsair. Lara. Curse of Minerva . . . .
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos. A Turkish Tale
• The Bride of Abydos; a Tragick Play
• The Bride of Abydos; a Tragick Play . . . .
• The Bride of Estermaine: A Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Bride of Ossano; or, Bane and Antidote. A Poem
• The Bride of Randal Graham: a Poem in Six Cantos
• The Bride of Sicily, a Dramatic Poem
• The Bride of Siena. A Poem
• The Bride's Tragedy
• The Bride; a Drama, in Three Acts
• The Bride; a Drama. In Three Acts
• The Bride; a Drama. In Three Acts
• The Bridegroom and the Bride: With Miscellaneous Poems
• The Bridegroom of the Fay; a Rosicrucian Tale, in Rhyme
• The Brides of Florence; a Play, in Five Acts; Illustrative of the Manners of the Middle Ages. . . .
• The Brigand, Death of Gerstein, Songs of the Captives, and Other Poems
• The Brighter Age: A Poem
• The Brigs of Edinburgh: A Poem, in the Scotish Dialect
• The Britannia, a Poem
• The Britanniad, or the Choice of Ministers, Written in 1806. The Hiberniad, or the Change of Ministers, Written in 1807, a Satirical Poem, in Two Parts
• The British Album. Containing the Poems . . . .
• The British Album. Containing the Poems . . . .
• The British Album. Containing the Poems . . . .
• The British Album. Containing the Poems of Della Crusca, Anna Matilda, Arley, Benedict, the Bard, &c. &c. &c
• The British Album. Containing the Poems of Della Crusca, Anna Matilda, Arley, Benedict, the Bard, &c. &c. &c. . . .
• The British Anthology; or, Poetical Library
• The British Autocrat
• The British Bards, a Satire
• The British Constitution Triumphant: Or, a Picture of the Radical Conclave
• The British Constitution Triumphant: Or, a Picture of the Radical Conclave
• The British Constitution Triumphant; or, a Picture of a Radical Conclave
• The British Constitution Triumphant; or, a Picture of the Radical Conclave
• The British Constitution Triumphant; or, a Picture of the Radical Conclave
• The British Constitution Triumphant; or, a Picture of the Radical Conclave
• The British Constitution Triumphant; or, a Picture of the Radical Conclave
• The British Constitution Triumphant; or, a Picture of the Radical Conclave
• The British Drama. A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, & Farces . . . .
• The British Drama: A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces . . . .
• The British Drama: A Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces . . . .
• The British Drama; a Collection of the Most Esteemed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces . . . .
• The British Freeholder. A Tragedy. As performed by His Majesty's Servants in London, Edinburgh, and Dublin
• The British Hero in Captivity. A Poem
• The British Martial; or, an Anthology of English Epigrams . . . with some Originals
• The British Melodist; a Selection of Popular Songs
• The British Minstrel; a Selection of Ballads, Ancient and Modern: With Notes Biographical and Critical
• The British Miscellany, a Selection of Humourous, Sentimental, and Moral Poems, from the Most Approved Authors
• The British Monarchs, with Some of the Principal Facts of English History, in Rhyme
• The British Months; a Poem, in Twelve Parts
• The British Oak. A Poem
• The British Parnassus, at the Close of the Eighteenth Century; a Poem, in Four Cantos
• The British Patriot to His Fellow Citizens. A Poem. Part I [all published]
• The British Poetical Miscellany
• The British Poetical Miscellany
• The British Poetical Miscellany
• The British Poetical Miscellany
• The British Poetical Miscellany
• The British Poets of the Nineteenth Century . . . . Being a Supplementary Volume to the Poetical Works of Byron, Scott and Moore
• The British Prison-ship: A Poem, in Four Cantoes . . . . To Which is Added, a Poem on the Death of Capt. N. Biddle
• The British Satirist
• The British Satirist, Comprising the Best Satires of the Most Celebrated Poets . . .
• The British Seraglio! Or the Fair Circassian; a Poem, on Occasion of the Intended Present of a Beautiful Circassian Girl from the Persian Monarch to the P---- R-----. . . .To Which is Added the Tragical Story of the S---y of S---e, and the Condemned Malefactors!!!
• The British Songster: A Selection of Much-admired Songs
• The British Spouter; or, Stage Assistant: containing the most celebrated Prologues and Epilogues that have been lately spoken, in the different Theatres . . . .
• The British Taxation, in North-America. A Song, Composed by an American, at the Commencement of the Late Revolution, and Sung with Applause, by the Patriots of '76
• The British Theatre; or, a Collection of Plays . . . . Vols. XV, XX, XXI, XXIV, XXV [, of 25]
• The Britoniad, a Poem
• The Broken Harp; Poems
• The Broken Heart, with Other Poems
• The Broken Heart: A Metrical Tale. In Three Parts
• The Bromsgrove Constables. . . . To Which is Added, a Medley
• The Bromsgrove Elegy, in Blank Verse, on the Death of the Reverend George Whitefield, A. M.
• The Bromsgrove Memorial, and Other Poems
• The Bronze Dove: A Poem, in Seven Cantos
• The Brother & Sister; or, the Advantages of Good Behaviour. A Companion to Little Emma and Her Father
• The Brother, or, A Few Poems Intended for the Instruction of Very Young Persons
• The Brothers, a Monody; and Other Poems
• The Brothers, a Politico-polemical Eclogue . . . .
• The Brothers, an Eclogue
• The Bruce, Invited to the Scottish Throne by the Heroic Wallace, His Country's Saviour: A Poem . . . .
• The Bruce; and Wallace; Published from Two Ancient Manuscripts . . . .
• The Bruce; or, the History of Robert I. King of Scotland. Written in Scotish Verse . . .
• The Brunoniad: An Heroic Poem. In Six Cantos
• The Brunswick Laurel, a Poem
• The Brunswick: A Poem. In Three Cantos
• The Brunswick: A Poem. In Three Cantos
• The Brushiad, an Epic Poem, in One Hundred or More Cantos. Book the First
• The Brutes of Cam; or, the Ass's Triumph over Liberty. A Fable
• The Buccaneer, and Other Poems
• The Buck's Pocket Companion; a Collection of Choice Songs. Selected with Care from the Newest Publications
• The Buck's Pocket Companion; or Merry Fellow. A Choice Collection of Songs. Selected with Care from the Latest European and American Publications . . . .
• The Buck's Pocket Companion; or, Merry Fellow: A Choice Collection of Songs . . . .
• The Buckwheat Cake, a Poem
• The Bud; a Collection of Poems, Partly Scriptural, Partly Miscellaneous
• The Budget of Mirth, being a Choice Collection of the Most Approved and Fashionable Songs
• The Budget! Containing Scandalum Magnatum; or, The Graceful Apostate: A Poem
• The Budget; or Newcastle Songster for 1816
• The Buds of Beauty; or, Parnassian Sprig. Being a Collection of Original Poems, upon Various Subjects
• The Buds of Beauty; or, Parnassian Sprig. Being a Collection of Original Poems, upon Various Subjects
• The Buds of Fancy; or, Youthful Musings
• The Building and Dedication of the Second Temple. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• The Bullion Debate: A Serio-comic Satiric Poem
• The Bumpkins' Disaster; or the Journey to London: Containing the Whimsical Adventures of Ploughshare and Clodpoll . . . .
• The Buonapartiad: A Poem
• The Burial of Sir John Moore; with Other Poems
• The Burniad; an Epistle to a Lady, in the Manner of Burns. With Poetic Miscellanies, Original and Imitative
• The Burning of Moscow, a Poem
• The Burning of Moscow: A Prize Poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, July 1, MDCCCXXXV
• The Burning Shame; or, Punishment for Bad Lawyers: A Custom Peculiar to the Borough of Newport, in the Isle of Wight, a Poem
• The Butterfly's Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast
• The Butterfly's Ball, and Grasshopper's Feast
• The Butterfly's Ball, and the Grasshopper's Feast
• The Butterfly's Ball, and the Grasshopper's Feast . . . . To Which is Added, an Original Poem, Entitled, a Winter's Day
• The Butterfly's Ball, and The Grasshopper's Feast . . . [with] an Original Poem, entitled, A Winter's Day . . .
• The Butterfly's Birth Day, St. Valentine's Day, and Madam Whale's Ball: Poems to Instruct and Amuse the Rising Generation
• The Butterfly's Birth-day
• The Butterfly's Birth-day
• The Butterfly's Birth-day
• The Butterfly's Birth-day, St. Valentine's Day, and Madam Whale's Ball, Poems, to Instruct and Amuse the Rising Generation
• The Cabin-boy and Forecastle Sailor's Delight . . . . A Collection of Choice Songs . . . .
• The Cabinet of British Poetry: Containing . . . Burns's Songs . . . .
• The Cabinet of Momus, a Choice Selection of Humorous Poems . . . .
• The Cabinet of Momus; a Choice Selection of Humorous Poems . . . .
• The Cabinet of Poetry, Containing the Best Entire Pieces to be Found in the Works of the British Poets
• The Cabinet of the Scottish Muses; Selected from the Works of the Most Esteemed Bards of Caledonia
• The Cadet; a Poem, in Six Parts: Containing Remarks on British India. To Which is Added, Egbert and Amelia; in Four Parts: With Other Poems
• The Calamities of Winter and of War. An Ode Published with a View of promoting the Subscription for the Relief of the Poor out of Employ. With a Paraphrase of Psalm CXLVIII
• The Caldron, or Follies of Cambridge. A Satire
• The Caledoniad. A Collection of Poems, written chiefly by Scottish Authors
• The Caledonian Comet
• The Caledonian Comet Elucidated
• The Caledonian Herd-boy; a Rural Poem
• The Caledonian Heroine, or, the Invasion and Fall of Sueno the Dane. In Three Cantos
• The Caledonian Heroine, or, The Invasion and Fall of Sueno the Dane. In Two Cantos.
• The Caledonian Itinerary; or, a Tour on the Banks of the Dee: A Poem, with Historical Notes . . . .
• The Caledonian Muse: A Chronological Selection of Scotish Poetry from the Earliest Times
• The Caledonian Musical Museum, or Complete Vocal Library of the Best Scotch Songs, Ancient and Modern
• The Caledonian Musical Museum, or Complete Vocal Library of the Best Scotch Songs, Ancient and Modern . . . .
• The Caledonian Parnassus, a Museum of Original Scottish Songs . . . . Dedicated to the City of Glasgow
• The Caledonian Parnassus; a Museum of Original Scottish Songs
• The Caledonian Songster: A Selection of Choice Songs
• The Caledonian; or, Hame-bred Painter. A Poem, in the Scottish Dialect
• The Caledonians A Poem
• The Caledonians: A Poem
• The Calf's Will, Published with the Permission of his Executors
• The Call of the Gentiles: A Poetical Essay
• The Cambrian and Salopian Minstrel. Or, Legendary Ballads, Incidental Poems, Hymns . . . of the Welsh Border
• The Cambrian Hero, or Llewelyn the Great: An Historical Tragedy
• The Cambrian Wreath; a Selection of English Poems on Welsh Subjects . . . .
• The Cambridge Tart: Epigrammatic and Satiric-poetical Effusions . . . Dainty Morsels, Served up by Cantabs . . . .
• The Camp Guide: In a Series of Letters from Ensign Tommy Toothpick, to Lady Sarah Toothpick, and from Miss Nelly Brisk, to Miss Gadabout
• The Camp Meeting Hymn Book: containing the Most Approved Hymns and Spiritual Songs, used by the Methodist Connexion in the United States
• The Camp-meeting Chorister; or, a Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Pious of All Denominations . . .
• The Camp-meeting Hymn Book: Containing the Most Approved Hymns and Spiritual Songs Used by the Methodist Connexion in the United States
• The Camp-meeting Hymn Book: Containing the Most Approved Hymns and Spiritual Songs Used by the Methodist Connexion in the United States
• The Camp-Meeting Hymn Book: containing the Most Approved Hymns and Spiritual Songs used by the Methodist Connexion in the United States
• The Campaign . . .and Britannia . . . . A Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Campaign of Moscow: An Ode, to His Most Tremendous Majesty John Frost . . .
• The Campaign of One Day: A Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Campaign, a Poem; in Commemoration of the Glorious Battles of Vittoria & the Pyrenees
• The Campaign, a Poetical Essay, in Two Books . . . .
• The Canadian Wesleyan Hymn Book . . . . and Fifty Nine Hymns Added as a Supplement Which are Taken from the Irish and American Hymn Books
• The Canary. A Collection of Scots, English, and Irish Songs
• The Candid Inquisitor, or, Mock Patriotism Displayed: A Poem
• The Candidate; a Poetical Epistle to the Authors of the Monthly Review
• The Canvass, Noctes Musselburganae & Newhavenae, and Songs
• The Canzoni . .
• The Canzoniere of Dante Alighieri Including the Poems of the Vita Nuova and Convito; Italian and English
• The Cap. A Satiric Poem. Including Most of the Dramatic Writers of the Present Day
• The Cap. A Satiric Poem. Including Most of the Dramatic Writers of the Present Day
• The Capital! A Satirical and Sentimental Poem . . . .
• The Captive Monarch. A Tragedy
• The Captive Muse
• The Captive Muse. A Collection of Fugitive Poems Written by the Author, during His Captivity in France . . . .
• The Captive of Fez: a Poem, in Five Cantos
• The Captives. A Tragedy; as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• The Career of Woman a Poem
• The Carib Chief: A Tragedy in Five Acts
• The Carib Chief: A Tragedy in Five Acts
• The Carib Chief: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Carib Chief: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Carmelite: a Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
• The Carmelite: a Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
• The Carmelite: a Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
• The Carmelite: a Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• The Carmen Seculare . . . translated into English Verse
• The Carmen Seculare . . . translated into English Verse
• The Carnival of Death. A Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Carpenter; or, the Danger of Evil Company
• The Carse of Stirling, an Elegy
• The Carshaltoniad; an Historical Ballad . . . .
• The Carthusian Friar; or, the Age of Chivalry. A Tragedy, in Five Acts, Founded on Real Events
• The Case of the Hypochondriac Explained . . .
• The Casket of Poesy; Consisting of Devotional, Moral, and Descriptive Pieces, from the Most Celebrated Authors, with Several Original Poems
• The Casket, a Miscellany, Consisting of Unpublished Poems
• The Casket; or Youth's Pocket Library
• The Casket; or Youth's Pocket Library
• The Casket; or, the Orphan's Portion. Together with Divine Hymns
• The Casquet of Literary Gems
• The Casquet of Literary Gems. Second Series
• The Cassina, a Poem
• The Castle of Despair; or, A Vision of Chancery: an Allegorical Poem in Three Cantos
• The Castle of Infamy. A Poetical Vision. In Two Parts.
• The Castle of Montval, a Tragedy . . . .
• The Castle of Montval, a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Castle of Montval, a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Castle of Olmutz: a Poem, Inscribed to La Fayette
• The Cat's Tail: being the History of Childe Merlin. A Tale
• The Cat-fight; a Mock Heroic Poem. Supported with Copious Extracts from Ancient and Modern Classic Authors . . . .
• The Catch Club: A Collection of all the Songs, Catches, Glees, Duets, &c. as sung . . . at the Royalty Theatre . . .
• The Catechist's Poetical Manual; or Hymns and Scriptural Paraphrases, in Verse . . . .
• The Cats Concert
• The Cats Concert
• The Cause of the Dumb Pleaded. A Poem
• The Cause of the Dumb Pleaded. A Poem
• The Causes of the French Revolution . . . an Epic and Philosophical Poem
• The Cave of Death. An Elegy. Inscribed to the Memory of the Deceased Relations of the Author
• The Cave of Hoonga, a Tongaen Tradition, in Two Cantos. And Other Poems
• The Cave of Morar, or, the Man of Sorrows. With the Original Poems and Sonnets of Acrospire
• The Cave of Morar, the Man of Sorrows. A Legendary Tale.
• The Cave of Morar, the Man of Sorrows. A Legendary Tale. In Two Parts.
• The Cave of Neptune: With Notes
• The Cave of Neptune; a Dramatic Poem: On the Victory Gained by the English Fleet, under the Command of Lord Howe, in 1794
• The Celestial Beds; or, a Review of the Votaries of the Temple of Health, Adelphi, and the Temple of Hymen, Pall-Mall
• The Celt's Paradise in Four Duans
• The Celt's Paradise In Four Duans
• The Cenci a Tragedy in Five Acts
• The Cenci. A Tragedy in Five Acts
• The Cenci: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Cenotaph, a Poem
• The Ceremony of Halloween Displayed . . . .
• The Cestrian Satirist . . . . Satire 1st
• The Chain of Affection; a Moral Poem: And Other Pieces
• The Chameleon
• The Chameleon
• The Chameleon. Third and Last Series
• The Changeling; a Poem, in Two Cantos; addressed to a Laureat
• The Chaplet, a Collection of Poems; Partly Original and Partly Selected from the Most Approved Authors
• The Chaplet, a Collection of Poems; Partly Original and Partly Selected from the Most Approved Authors
• The Charivari: or, Canadian Poetics, a Tale after the manner of Beppo
• The Charming Songster, Containing a Collection of the Most Fashionable and Delightful Songs
• The Charms of Melody: Or, a Choice Collection of the Most Approved Songs, Catches, Duets, &c.
• The Chase, and William and Helen: Two Ballads, from the German
• The Chase, and William and Helen: Two Ballads, translated from the German . . .
• The Chase: A Pastoral Drama of Two Acts
• The Chearful Companion, a Collection of One Hundred and Two Songs: Among Which are a Variety of Originals . . . .
• The Cheerful Warbler, or Juvenile Song Book
• The Cheltenham Anthology; Comprising Original Poems, and Translations . . . .
• The Cheltenham Guide; or, Memoirs of the B-n-r-d Family Continued. In a Series of Poetical Epistles
• The Cheltenham Mail Bag; or Letters from Gloucestershire. Second Series
• The Cheltenham Mail Bag; or, Letters from Gloucestershire
• The Cheltenham Poetical Alphabet
• The Cherry and the Slae. . . . To Which are Added His Lamentation and Last Good-night, &c.
• The Cherry and the Sloe, Corrected and Modernized
• The Cherry and the Sloe. Corrected and Modernized
• The Chester Race Ball; an Heroic Poem
• The Chief of St. Athans; and Words to Welsh Melodies; with Other Poems
• The Chieftain of the Vale. Hygeia
• The Chieftain's Fete
• The Child of Nature. A Poem
• The Child of Nature; and Other Poems
• The Child of the Tempest; and Other Poems
• The Child's and Parents' Monitor
• The Child's Cabinet
• The Child's Daily Monitor
• The Child's First Alphabet of Bible Names
• The Child's Monitor, a Collection of Useful Hints, both in Verse and Prose
• The Child's New Year's Gift. A Collection of Riddles. Adorned with Pictures
• The Child's New Year's Gift; a Collection of Riddles . . . .
• The Child's New-year's Gift; a Collection of Riddles . . . .
• The Child's Pocket Companion. Being a Selection of Choice Hymns for Sabbath Schools
• The Child's Sacred Year; or Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays throughout the Year . . . .
• The Child's Testament
• The Children in the Wood
• The Children of Apollo: A Poem, Containing an Impartial Review of All the Dramatic Works of Our Modern Authors and Authoresses . . . .
• The Children of the Mist, the Conqueror, and Other Poems
• The Children of Thespis . . . . Part III [,of 3]
• The Children of Thespis, a Poem
• The Children of Thespis. A Poem. Part the First [, of 3]
• The Children of Thespis. A Poem . . . . Part the Third [, of 3]
• The Children of Thespis. A Poem [Part 2]
• The Children of Thespis. A Poem. Part the First [, of 3]
• The Children of Thespis. A Poem. Part the Second [of 3].
• The Children's Companion; or, a Manual of Short and Easy Exercises . . . and a Selection of Divine Hymns
• The Children's Hymn Book; being a Selection of Hymns from Various Authors . . . .
• The Chimney Sweeper's Boy. A Poem
• The Chimney-Sweeper's Complaint
• The Chimney-sweeper's Complaint
• The Chimney-sweeper's Friend, and Climbing-boy's Album . . . .
• The Chimney-sweepers, a Town Eclogue
• The Choice
• The Choice of a Husband. A Poem
• The Choice of St. Cecilia; a Selection of Fashionable Songs
• The Choice Spirit's Chaplet: or, A Poesy from Parnassus. Being a Select Collection of Songs, from the Most Approved Authors; Many of Them Written and the Whole Compiled by George Alexander Stevens, Esq.
• The Choice. A Serenata. . . . Being a Parody of the Choice of Hercules
• The Choice: A Tragedy; with Other Miscellaneous Poems
• The Choice; a Poem
• The Choice; in Two Parts . . . . Designed for Public and Private Worship
• The Choir of Anacreon: or Captain Morris's Lyric Repository; containing . . . Favourite Songs, composed and Sung by the Most Celebrated Bon Vivans of the Present Age
• The Christ Church Newdigate Prize Poems . . . in the Years 1810-1821
• The Christiad: an Heroic Poem, in Six Books . . . corrected, and improved from the former Translation . . .
• The Christiad: An Heroic Poem; in Six Books
• The Christian Bouquet; a Selection of Religious Poetry, from the Pens of Various Admired Authors; with an Original Introductory Essay
• The Christian Companion or Camp-meeting Hymn Book; being a Choice Selection of Hymns from Various Authors . . . .
• The Christian Companion; Verses on Texts of Scripture
• The Christian Florist . . . Accompanied with Poetical Extracts from Various Authors
• The Christian Florist . . . Accompanied with Poetical Extracts, from Various Authors
• The Christian House, Built by Truth on a Rock. Or, an Antidote to Infidelity
• The Christian Hymn-book
• The Christian Hymn-Book
• The Christian Hymn-book, Compiled and Published at the Request of the Miami Christian Conference
• The Christian Hymn-book, Corrected and Enlarged
• The Christian Hymn-Book: Corrected and Enlarged
• The Christian Hymn-book; Compiled and Published at the Request of the Madriver Christian Conference
• The Christian in the Holy of Holies: Or, the Grateful Effusions of a Believer for His Present Privileges, and Future Prospects, Uttered in Twelve New Hallelujahs to God, and to the Lamb . . . .
• The Christian Minister, in Three Poetic Epistles to Philander . . . .
• The Christian Monitor; or the Heathens Conversion . . . .
• The Christian Ornithologist . . . . Illustrated by Poetical Extracts of a Religious Tendency, from Different Authors
• The Christian Pastor: A Poem
• The Christian Philosopher; Designed to Exhibit in the Outlines of Natural History . . . . With Original Poetical Illustrations
• The Christian Pilgrim: A Poem of Palestine
• The Christian Poet's Lament over the Christian Statesman. An Elegy on the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval
• The Christian Poet; or, Selections in Verse, on Sacred Subjects
• The Christian Poet; or, Selections in Verse, on Sacred Subjects
• The Christian Poet; or, Selections in Verse, on Sacred Subjects
• The Christian Psalmist: Being a Collection of Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Compiled from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• The Christian Psalmist; or, Hymns, Selected and Original
• The Christian Psalmist; or, Hymns, Selected and Original
• The Christian Psalmist; or, Hymns, Selected and Original
• The Christian Psalmist; or, Hymns, Selected and Original
• The Christian Psalmist; or, Hymns, Selected and Original . . . .
• The Christian Psalmist; or, Hymns, Selected and Original . . . .
• The Christian Psalter; a New Version of the Psalms of David, Calculated for All Denominations of Christians
• The Christian Shade . . . .
• The Christian Shade . . . .
• The Christian Soldier in Complete Armour, or a Defence of Great Britain against Its Many Enemies, Both at Home and Abroad. To Which is Prefixed a Remarkable Prophecy, found under a wall at Paris
• The Christian Soldier in Complete Armour, Or, A Defence of Great Britain, Against Its Many Enemies, Both At Home and Abroad
• The Christian Warrior Properly Armed: or, The Deist Unmask'd. Being a Faithful Defence of the Holy Trinity
• The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian Year: Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian Year; Thoughts in Verse for the Sundays and Holydays throughout the Year
• The Christian's A, B, C, or, Golden Alphabet for the Use of Children, in the School of Christ: Or, the Hundred and Nineteenth Psalm: A New Metrical Version . . . .
• The Christian's Companion; or a New Selection of Spiritual Songs; Designed to be Used at Camp Meetings, in Social Worship, and in Private Circles
• The Christian's Duty, Exhibited in a Series of Hymns, Collected from Various Authors . . . Recommended by the Fraternity of Baptists
• The Christian's Duty, Exhibited in a Series of Hymns, Collected from Various Authors. Designed for the Worship of God . . . .
• The Christian's Duty, Exhibited in a Series of Hymns: Collected from Various Authors . . . .
• The Christian's Golden Harp; or the Promises of Scripture, in Verse
• The Christian's Golden Treasure: Or, Gospel Comfort for Doubting Minds
• The Christian's Pocket-companion. Being a Choice Collection of Devotional Hymns, for the Use of Christians . . . .
• The Christian's Prayer; with Notes Illustrative of the Change Made by the Promulgation of the Gospel . . .
• The Christian, a Poem
• The Christian, a Poem, in Six Books
• The Christian, a Poem, in Six Books
• The Christian, a Poem; in Six Books
• The Christian: A Poem, in Four Books
• The Christian: A Poem; in Four Books. To Which is Prefixed a Preface in Prose in Defence of Christianity . . . .
• The Christians Duty, Exhibited in a Series of Hymns, Collected from Various Authors . . . .
• The Christians' Duty, Exhibited in a Series of Hymns, Collected from Various Authors. Designed for the Worship of God . . . .
• The Christmas Fete . . . for 1836
• The Christmas Holidays; and Black Monday, or the Boy's Return to School; in Blank Verse
• The Christmas Tale, a Poetical Address and Remonstrance to the Young Ministry
• The Church Yard; and Other Poems
• The Church, a Poem
• The Churchyard Lyrist. Consisting of Five Hundred Original Inscriptions to Commemorate the Dead . . .
• The Ciceroniad. A Poem, Inscribed to William Earl of Mansfield
• The Cid, a Tragedy. In Five Acts
• The Cities of the Plain, with Other Poems
• The Cities of the Plain. A Scripture Poem
• The Citizen; a Hudibrastic Poem . . . to which is added, Nelson's Ghost . . .
• The City Mirror; or, Glasgow in Miniature: A Series of Descriptive Poems, Containing a Review of Some of the Characteristic Features of the City of Glasgow . . . .
• The City Muse; or, Original Poems, in Scotch and English
• The City of Palaces; a Fragment. And Other Poems
• The City of Refuge: A Poem, in Four Books
• The City of Refuge: A Poem, in Four Books
• The City of the Magi. A Tragedy. Part the First [of 2]
• The City of the Plague, and Other Poems
• The City of the Plague, and Other Poems
• The City Quixote, a Poetical, Political, Satirical Colloquy
• The City-Patricians. A Poem.
• The Civil Wars of Granada . . . .
• The Classical Reader; a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Classical Reader; a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Verse. From the Most Esteemed English and American Writers . . . .
• The Classical Reader; a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Verse. From the Most Esteemed English and American Writers . . . .
• The Classical Reader; a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Verse. From the Most Esteemed English and American Writers . . . .
• The Classical Reader; a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Verse. From the Most Esteemed English and American Writers . . . .
• The Classical Sun, or, An English Poetical Illustration of the Matter of Dead Language
• The Clergy Orphans: An Appeal for the Destitute Widows and Families . . . .
• The Clergyman's Hymn Book; and Book of Lamentations . . . .
• The Clerical Barometer. Canto I . . . .
• The Clerical Candidates. A Poem
• The Closet Lyre
• The Cluster of Spiritual Songs, Divine Hymns, and Sacred Poems . . . .
• The Cluster of Spiritual Songs, Divine Hymns, and Sacred Poems; being Chiefly a Collection
• The Cluster of Spiritual Songs, Divine Hymns, and Sacred Poems; being Chiefly a Collection
• The Cluster of Spiritual Songs, Divine Hymns, and Sacred Poems; being Chiefly a Collection
• The Co---gh Honey-moon; or, R---l Love Lyrics!! A Poem
• The Coach that Nap Ran from: An Epic Poem in Twelve Books . . . .
• The Coal-Heavers A Mock Heroic Poem, in Two Cantos: Humbly Inscribed to the Inhabitants of Lyme Regis, in Norfolk
• The Coalition Rencontre . . . .
• The Coalitional Rencontre Anticipated; a Poetical Dialogue
• The Coalitionist. A Satire
• The Cock Fight; a Heroic Poem. With Egbert and Birtha; a Ballad
• The Cock of Cotton Walk, and Maid of All Work, Alias "Non Mi Ricordo," and "Je Ne Me Rapelle Pas"; Introduced as Principal Supporters to the Wonderful Green Bag. A Poem
• The Cock of Cotton Walk, and Maid of All Work, Alias "Non Mi Ricordo," and "Je Ne Me Rappelle Pas"; Introduced as Principal Supporters to the Wonderful Green Bag. A Poem
• The Cock of Cotton Walk, and Maid of All Work, Alias "Non Mi Ricordo," and "Je Ne Me Rappelle Pas," Introduced as Principal Supporters to the Wonderful Green Bag. A Poem
• The Cockney Sportsmen; or, the Adventures of Mr. Jonquil and His Friend Jay
• The Cockpit: a Poem
• The Coffee House. A Characteristic Poem
• The Coliseum; or a Letter from Rome
• The Collected Poems
• The Collects of the Church of England, Imitated in Verse . . . .
• The Collects of the Church of England, imitated in Verse; to which is subjoined, The Happy Man
• The College, and Other Poems
• The College: A Satire. Canto I and II
• The Collyrium of the Nation: or, The Best Remedy for the Sight
• The Colossal Statue of William Wallace; a Poem
• The Columbiad a Poem
• The Columbiad a Poem
• The Columbiad, a Poem
• The Columbiad, a Poem
• The Columbiad, a Poem. With the Last Corrections of the Author
• The Columbiad, or a Poem on the American War, in Thirteen Cantoes
• The Columbiad. A Poem, with the Last Corrections of the Author
• The Columbiad: An Epic Poem on the Discovery of America and the West Indies by Columbus. In Twelve Books
• The Columbiad: Or a Poem on the American War, in Thirteen Cantoes
• The Columbiad: Or, a Poem on the American War, in Thirteen Cantoes
• The Columbian Bard: A Selection of American Poetry; with Biographical Notices of the Most Popular Authors
• The Columbian Harmonist, or Songster's Repository: Being a Selection of the Most Approved Sentimental, Patriotic, and Other Songs
• The Columbian Lyre: Or, Specimens of Transatlantic Poetry . . . .
• The Columbian Miscellany; Containing a Variety of Important, Instructive, and Entertaining Matter . . . Calculated to Promote True Religion and Virtue . . . .
• The Columbian Muse. A Selection of American Poetry from Various Authors of Established Reputation
• The Columbian Naval Melody; a Collection of Songs and Odes, Composed on the Late Naval Victories and Other Occasions
• The Columbian Naval Songster; being a Collection of Original Songs, Odes, etc. . . .
• The Columbian Orator, Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Select Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces, Together with Rules, Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces: Together with Rules, Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces; together with Rules, Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces; together with Rules, Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces; together with Rules; Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces; together with Rules; Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces; together with Rules; Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces; together with Rules; Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces; together with Rules; Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence
• The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces; together with Rules; Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence
• The Columbian Orator; Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Orator; Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces . . . .
• The Columbian Reader, Comprising a New and Various Selection of Elegant Extracts in Prose and Poetry . . . .
• The Columbian Reader, Comprising a New and Various Selection of Elegant Extracts in Prose and Poetry, for the Use of Schools in the United States . . . .
• The Columbian Riddler; or Entertaining Puzzle-book
• The Columbian Songster and Freemason's Pocket Companion. A Collection of the Newest and Most Celebrated . . . Songs . . . .
• The Columbian Songster, or Jovial Companion: Being a Collection of Two Hundred and Twenty Choice Songs . . . of Which near Fifty are American Productions
• The Columbian Songster. Being a Large Collection of Fashionable Songs for Gentlemen & Ladies. In a Series of Numbers
• The Columbian Songster: A Collection of the Most Approved Patriotic and Other Songs
• The Columbian Songster: Being a Select Collection of Genuine Songs
• The Columbian Songster: Containing a Collection of the Most Admired New, Favourite, and Patriotic Songs
• The Columbian Speaker, or Juvenile Orator, Consisting of Pieces and Dialogues in Prose and Verse, for the Use of Schools
• The Combustible; a Heroic Poem. With Notes Critical and Explanatory
• The Comedies
• The Comedies . . . .
• The Comedy of Billy and Betty with the Entertainment of My Dog and I
• The Comedy of Errors. With Alterations from Shakespeare
• The Comet: or, Meteor of Mirth. . . . Entire New Toasts, Sentiments, Hob-Nobs, Boozing Similes, High Thoughts, and Fashionable Ideas. To Which is Added, the Buck's Grammar, or Rudiments of Libertinism
• The Comforter. A Poem
• The Comforts of Matrimony; or, Love's Last Shift: consisting of Matrimonial Dialogues . . .
• The Comic Adventures of Old Dame Trot, and Her Cat: Correctly Printed from the Original in the Hubbardonian Library
• The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog
• The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog
• The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog . . . .
• The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog . . . .
• The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog. Part I
• The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Dog.
• The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Dog: In Which are Shewn the Wonderful Powers that Good Old Lady Possessed in the Education of Her Favourite Animal
• The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard, and Her Dog: In Which are Shewn the Wonderful Powers that Good Old Lady Possessed in the Education of Her Favourite Animal
• The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Lantry and Her Wonderful Goat
• The Comic Adventures of Satan and Peter Pindar . . . .
• The Comic Songster; being a Collection of the Most Admired Songs, Sung at the Theatres and Concert Rooms; and a Number of New National Songs
• The Comic Works in Prose and Poetry . . .
• The Comical Genius. Being an Account in Verse, of an Eccentric Gentleman, Who Resides in a Village on the Banks of the River Aire . . . .
• The Comical Story of Thrummy Cap, and the Ghaist; to Which is Added, William and His Dog
• The Commemoration of Handel . . . and Other Poems . . . .
• The Commemoration of Handel. A Poem
• The Commemoration of Reynolds, in Two Parts, with Notes, and Other Poems
• The Commemorative Wreath: In Celebration of the Extinction of Negro Slavery in the British Dominions
• The Commercial Tourist; or, Gentleman Traveller. A Satirical Poem, in Four Cantos . . . .
• The Commercial Tourist; or, Gentleman Traveller.A Satirical Poem, in Four Cantos . . . .
• The Commercial Tourist; or, Gentleman Traveller: a Satirical Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Committee, a Mock Heroic Poem, Occasioned by the Last Worcester Election, in the Year 1774
• The Common Reader, Consisting of a Variety of Pieces, Original and Selected, Intended for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The Common Reader, Consisting of a Variety of Pieces, Original and Selected, Intended for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The Common Reader, Consisting of a Variety of Pieces, Original and Selected, Intended for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The Common-place Book of Ancient and Modern Ballad and Metrical Legendary Tales . . . .
• The Common-place Book of British Song; Consisting of an Original Selection of the Finest Songs or Vocal Poetry in the English and Scottish Languages . . . .
• The Common-place Book of Epigrams . . . .
• The Common-place Book of Humorous Poetry; Consisting of a Choice Collection of Entertaining Original and Selected Pieces
• The Common-place Book of Poetry, or British Minstrelsy. . . .
• The Companion: Being a Selection of the Beauties of the Most Celebrated Authors in the English Language. In Prose and Verse
• The Comparison: Or the Effects of Agricultural Monopoly
• The Comparison; or, England Greatest and Happiest . . .
• The Compass. A Poetical Performance at the Literary Exhibition in September, M,DCC.XCV, at Harvard University
• The Complaint of Liberty
• The Complete Coiffeur; or an Essay on the Art of Adorning Natural and of Creating Artificial Beauty
• The Complete Modern Songster, or Vocal Pocket Companion . . . Modern Songs, Selected from a Variety of Volumes . . . .
• The Complete Poetical Works
• The Complete Valentine Writer: Containing Original Love Verses, Adapted for All Trades and Professions
• The Complete Works . . . .
• The Complete Works . . . . To Which is Prefixed the Life of the Author
• The Complete Works . . . . With an Account of His Life
• The Complete Works . . . . With an Account of His Life
• The Complete Works . . . Including His Lordship's Suppressed Poems, with Others never before Published
• The Complete Works . . . Including His Suppressed Poems
• The Complete Works . . . Including the Suppressed Poems, and Supplementary Pieces Selected from His Papers after His Death
• The Complete Works . . . To Which is Prefixed a Life
• The Complete Works . . . with a Biographical and Critical Notice
• The Complete Works . . . with a Biography, and His Last Additions and Illustrations
• The Complete Works . . . with an Account of His Life . . . .
• The Complete Works . . ., Including His Suppressed Poems, and Others never before Published
• The Composing Room. In Three Cantos. A Serio-comico-poetico Production--Oh!
• The Conciliation; a Poem
• The Condemned Vestal
• The Condottier, a Poem. Philadelphia, a Satire
• The Conduct of Man. A Didactic Epistolary Poem
• The Conduct of Man. A Didactic Epistolary Poem
• The Conference Meeting Hymn Book, for the Use of All Those Who Love Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
• The Conference Meeting Hymn Book, for the Use of All Those Who Love Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
• The Confession and Lamentation of a Leper
• The Confession. A Comedy, in One Act . . . . In Verse
• The Confession; or, the Novice of St. Clare and Other Poems
• The Confessions of Cuthburt, a Ballad. Bunker Hill, a Poem. Migration, a Poem
• The Conflagration and Soliloquy. A Poem
• The Conflagration of Moscow: A Poem
• The Conflagration of Moscow: A Poem
• The Conflagration, a Poem, Written and Published for the Benefit of the Sufferers by the Recent Disastrous Fires in the Province of New Brunswick
• The Conflagration: A Poem on the Last Day, in Four Parts
• The Conflagration; a Poem: Occasioned by the Late Destructive Fire at Stoborough . . . .
• The Conjugal Directory; or the Joys of Hymen. A Poem. In Three Books
• The Conjunction of Jupiter and Venus, in Leo . . . . A Happy Prelude to a Propitious Peace. A Poem . . . .
• The Conjuror; or, the Turkey and the Ring. A Comic Tale
• The Conquerors. A Poem. Displaying the Glorious Campaigns of 1775, 1776, 1777, &c.
• The Conquest of America, and Minor Poems
• The Conquest of Canaan. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• The Conquest of Canaan; a Poem, in Eleven Books
• The Conquest of Canaan; a Poem, in Eleven Books
• The Conquest of Corsica by the French. A Tragedy
• The Conquest of Quebec. An Epic Poem. In Eight Books
• The Consolation: Or Britain's Loss and Hope. A Poem, occasioned by the Death of . . . Princess Charlotte
• The Consolations of Erin: An Eulogy . . .
• The Conspiracy of Gowrie, a Tragedy
• The Conspiracy of Kings; a Poem: Addressed to the Inhabitants of Europe from Another Quarter of the World
• The Conspiracy of Kings; a Poem: Addressed to the Inhabitants of Europe, from Another Quarter of the World
• The Conspiracy of Kings; a Poem: Addressed to the Inhabitants of Europe, from Another Quarter of the World
• The Conspiracy of Kings; a Poem: Addressed to the Inhabitants of Europe, from Another Quarter of the World
• The Conspiracy of Kings; a Poem: Addressed to the Inhabitants of Europe, from Another Quarter of the World
• The Conspiracy of Kings; a Poem: Addressed to the Inhabitants of Europe, from Another Quarter of the World
• The Constant Couple; or Though Out of Sight, Ne'er Out of Mind. A Musical Entertainment. As performed, with Universal Applause at the Royalty Theatre.
• The Constitution of the Ancient and Honourable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons . . . . Together with a Large Collection of Songs, Epilogues, &c
• The Constitutional Apple Pie: Or, Rhythmical Red-book
• The Constitutional Apple Pie: Or, Rhythmical Red-book
• The Consultation. A Mock Heroic, in Four Cantos . . . with large additions
• The Consultation. A Mock Heroic, in Three Cantos
• The Consultation. A Poem. In Four Cantos. Canto I
• The Consummation; or, a View of Future Glory. A Poem
• The Contest of Divinity, Law, Physic, &c. for the Prize of Infamy. An Original Poem.
• The Contest of Legs; or, Diplomatics in China. In a Letter from Zephaniah Bull at Canton to John Bull at Home
• The Contest: An English Pastoral, in Two Parts. To a Friend in the Country
• The Continental Key to the Liberties of America: In Three Parts
• The Contrast . . . comparative Views of Britain, France, and Spain . . .
• The Contrast. A Poem, in Two Parts
• The Contrast: A Poem, Exhibiting a View of Religion and Learning before and after the Messiah's Advent . . . .
• The Contrast: Or the Natural and Spiritual Man Compared. 1788
• The Contrast: or, A Comparison between the Characters of the English and Irish, in the Year 1780
• The Contrast; or, a Comparative View of France and England at the Present Period. A Poem. Addressed to the Right Honourable William Pitt
• The Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work, with Some Pieces not before Published
• The Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work: With Some Pieces not before Published
• The Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work: with Some Pieces not before Published
• The Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work: With Some Pieces Not before Published
• The Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work: With Some Pieces not before Published
• The Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work: With Some Pieces not before Published
• The Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work: With Some Pieces not before Published
• The Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work: With Some Pieces not before Published
• The Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work: With Some Pieces not before Published
• The Contributions of Q. Q. to a Periodical Work: with Some Pieces not before Published
• The Controversiad, an Epistle to a Learned Friend . . . .
• The Convention Bill, an Ode
• The Converted Indian: a Poem. To Which is Added, an Ode, on the Incarnation
• The Converted Jew: A Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Converts: A Moral Tale. Recommending the Practice of Humanity, the Utility of Sunday-schools, and a Due Observance of the Lord's Day
• The Conveyancer's Guide; a Poem, in Two Books . . . .
• The Conveyancer's Guide; or the Law Student's Recreation. A Poem
• The Convict's Appeal
• The Convict's Complaint in 1815, and the Thanks of the Convict in 1825; or, Sketches in Verse of a Hulk in the Former Year, and of the Millbank Penitentiary in the Latter . . . .
• The Convict, a Poem: Occasioned by the Execution of David Haggart, at Edinburgh, a Youth of about Twenty Years of Age, for the Murder of the Jailor at Dumfries
• The Convivial Songster, or Jovial Fellows Companion; being a Collection of the Choicest and Best Songs for 1807
• The Cook's Dream; or, What is Poverty
• The Copse; or, an Appendix to the Wilderness
• The Coquette, and Other Tales and Sketches, in Prose and Verse
• The Coral Wreath; or, the Spell-bound Knight. With Other Poems
• The Cork Rump, or Queen and Maids of Honour. A Poem
• The Cornucopiae and Olive-branch; or, Plenty and Peace. A Poem
• The Coronal. A Collection of Miscellaneous Pieces, Written at Various Times
• The Coronal; Original Poems, Sacred and Miscellaneous
• The Coronal; Original Poems, Sacred and Miscellaneous
• The Coronation : a poem in six cantos, descriptive of the splendours and solemnities attendant on the crowning of His Most Gracious Majesty, George the Fourth
• The Coronation Dirge; or, a Queen and no Queen!
• The Coronation, a Poem
• The Coronation: A Lyrical Poem. With the Royal Visit
• The Coronation; or, Albion's Royal Triumph; a Poem . . . .
• The Coronation; or, Hypocrisy Exposed: Also, Sullivan's Island. Satirical Poems, with Notes
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale
• The Corsair, a Tale.
• The Corsair. A Tale
• The Corsair; a Tale
• The Corsican Hydra, or the Terror of the Bourbons. A Pindaric Poem
• The Cossack: A Poem, in Three Cantos. With Notes
• The Cottage in the Wood: or, The Art of Becoming Rich and Happy
• The Cottage Minstrel; or Hymns for the Assistance of Cottagers in Their Domestic Worship
• The Cottage Minstrel; or, Verses on Various Subjects
• The Cottage Muse
• The Cottage Muse
• The Cottage of Pella, a Tale of Palestine: With Other Poems
• The Cottage-Girl. A Poem. Comprising her Several Avocations during the Four Seasons of the Year
• The Cottager
• The Cotter's Saturday Night
• The Cotter's Saturday Night . . . Rendered Intelligible . . . for the Use of the Poorer Classes in England
• The Cotton Mill, a Poem
• The Council of Twelve, or Saint Stephen's Master-roll. A Satirical Poem
• The Count Arezzi, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Count de Villeroi; or, The Fate of Patriotism: A Tragedy
• The Count of Narbonne, a Tragedy . . . .
• The Count of Narbonne, a Tragedy . . . .
• The Count of Narbonne, a Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden
• The Count of Narbonne, a Tragedy. As it is acted at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane
• The Counterfeit Saints; or, Female Fanaticism: In Two Cantos. With Other Poems
• The Countess of Carrick; a Love Tale, and Clandestine Marriage, of the Thirteenth Century
• The Countess of Essex. A Tragedy
• The Country Book-Club. A Poem
• The Country Book-Club. A Poem
• The Country Justice. A Poem . Part the Second [, of 3]
• The Country Justice. A Poem. Part the First [, of 3]
• The Country Justice. A Poem. Part the Third [, of 3]
• The Country Minister, (Part Second,) a Poem, in Three Cantos, with Other Poems
• The Country Minister, a Poem, in Four Cantos, with Other Poems
• The Country Minister, a Poem, in Seven Cantos: Containing the First and Second Parts of the Original Work, with Additional Poems . . . .
• The Country Parson, a Poem
• The Country Pastor; or, Rural Philanthropist: A Poem
• The Country Vicar; the Bride of Thrybergh; and Other Poems
• The Country: a Poem
• The County Rout, a Satirical Poem, with Various Notes
• The Course of Time
• The Course of Time, a Poem
• The Course of Time, a Poem
• The Course of Time, a Poem . . . .
• The Course of Time, a Poem . . . .
• The Course of Time, a Poem . . . . with a Biographical Sketch of the Author . . . .
• The Course of Time, a Poem . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• The Course of Time, a Poem . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• The Course of Time, a Poem . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• The Course of Time, a Poem . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• The Course of Time, a Poem . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• The Course of Time, a Poem . . . . with a Memoir of the Author . . . .
• The Course of Time, a Poem . . . . With a Memoir of the Author . . . .
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books . . . .
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books . . . .
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books . . . .
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books . . . . To Which are Prefixed a Memoir of the Author, with an Abstract of the History of Scottish Literature, and an Analysis of the Poem
• The Course of Time, a Poem, in Ten Books . . . . With a Sketch of the Life of the Author
• The Course of Time. A Poem . . . .
• The Course of Time: A Poem
• The Course of Time: A Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time: A Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time: A Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time: A Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time: A Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time: A Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time: A Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time: A Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time: A Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time: A Poem, in Ten Books
• The Course of Time; a Poem, in Ten Books . . . .
• The Court and Parliament of Beasts Freely Translated from the Animali Parlanti . . . a Poem in Seven Cantos
• The Court Mirrors: or, The Age of Loyalty. An Historical Panegyric. With Explanatory Notes
• The Court of Adul***y: A Vision
• The Court of Adul***y; a Vision
• The Court of Adultery . . . .
• The Court of Adultery: a Vision
• The Court of Adultery: A Vision
• The Court of Adultery: a Vision
• The Court of Adultery: a Vision. A New Edition, with Additions
• The Court of Apollo, with Other Pieces of Original Poetry; also, Some Specimens of Translation, from the Minor Greek Poets
• The Court of Beasts: Translated from the Animali Parlanti . . . a Poem in Seven Cantos
• The Court of Chancery: A Satirical Poem
• The Court of Cupid
• The Court of Justice; or, a Trial in the Shades. A Poem
• The Court of Love; and Other Poems
• The Court of Neptune and the Curse of Liberty, with Other Poems, on Subjects Connected with the Late War
• The Court of Oberon, or the Three Wishes. A Drama in Three Acts
• The Court of the Beasts
• The Court of Tuscany. A Tragedy. The Heir of Innes, a Tragedy
• The Courtship & Marriage of Cock Robin and Jenny Wren
• The Courtship, Marriage, and Pic Nic Dinner of Cock Robin and Jenny Wren
• The Covenanters' Communion, and Other Poems
• The Cow Chace. In Three Cantos. Written in the Year 1780 . . .
• The Cow Chace: An Heroick Poem, in Three Cantos. Written at New York, 1780
• The Cow-chace in Three Cantos. Written in the Year 1780
• The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories in Verse
• The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories in Verse.
• The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories, in Verse
• The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories, in Verse
• The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories, in Verse
• The Cowslip, or More Cautionary Stories, in Verse
• The Cowslip; or, More Cautionary Stories in Verse
• The Cowslip; or, More Cautionary Stories in Verse
• The Cowslip; or, More Cautionary Stories, in Verse
• The Cowslip; or, More Cautionary Stories, in Verse
• The Craniad: Or, Spurzheim Illustrated. A Poem, in Two Parts
• The Crazed Maid of Venice, and Other Poems
• The Crazy World: Or, a Compendious Sketch of Modern Eccentricities. To Which is Added, a Dramatic Curiosa
• The Creation and Fall of Man. A Poem
• The Creekiad; or, a Free Version or Narrative of a Talk to the Creek Indians, Delivered by a Certain Envoy Extraordinary & Minister Plenipotentiary to that Nation . . . .
• The Crescent, a National Poem. To Commemorate the Glorious Victory at Algiers
• The Cries of Banbury and London, and Celebrated Stories
• The Cries of Bellona, an Heroic Poem
• The Cries of Bellona, an Heroic Poem
• The Cries of London
• The Cries of London
• The Cries of London, as They are Daily Exhibited in the Streets
• The Cries of London, as They are Exhibited Every Day in the Streets . . . .
• The Cries of London, for the Amusement and Instruction of Good Children
• The Cries of London, for the Instruction and Amusement of Good Children
• The Crimps, or The Death of Poor Howe. A Tragedy, in One Act, as lately performed at a House of Ill Fame, or . . . a Recruiting-Office, in London
• The Crisis of Britain: A Poem, Addressed to the Right Hon. William Pitt, on the Threatened Invasion . . . .
• The Crisis, or the British Muse to the British Minister and Nation
• The Crisis: Or, the Progress of Revolutionary Principles, a Poem
• The Crisis: Or, the Progress of Revolutionary Principles. A Poem
• The Critical Bee; or, Beauties of New Publications
• The Critics and Scribblers of the Day: A Satire
• The Critics, a Poem
• The Croaker: and Venus Angry: Addressed to the Author of Cutchacutchoo
• The Croaker: And Venus Angry: Addressed to the Author of Cutchacutchoo To Which is Prefixed a Letter from John Wilson Croker, Es[q].
• The Crocus, Containing Original Poems for Young People
• The Croisade; or, the Palmer's Pilgrimage, a Metrical Romance
• The Cross and the Crescent; or a Sketch from English History, in the Eleventh Century. A Poem
• The Cross of Christ, a Poem; Representing the Nativity, Life, Sufferings . . . Ascension, &c. of Our Blessed Saviour . . . .
• The Cross, and the Crescent; an Heroic, Metrical Romance . . . .
• The Cross-Bath Guide; Being the Correspondence of a Respectable Family upon . . . a Late Unexpected Dispensation of Honours
• The Crowning of the British Living Poetesses
• The Crucifixion, and Other Poems
• The Crucifixion: A Poem
• The Crucifixion; a Poem, Written for Good-Friday: To Which is Added, an Ode for Easter-Day
• The Cruise: With Other Poems
• The Cruise; a Poetical Sketch, in Eight Cantos
• The Cruise; or a Prospect of the West Indian Archipelago: A Tropical Sketch . . . .
• The Crusade of St. Lewis, and King Edward the Martyr
• The Crusaders, or the Minstrels of Acre. A Poem, in Six cantos
• The Crusades
• The Cub, a Satire. Dedicated to Lord Holland
• The Culex of Virgil; with a Translation into English Verse
• The Culprit Fay and Other Poems
• The Cumbrian Festival A Poem
• The Cumbrian Minstrel; being a Poetical Miscellany of Legendary, Gothic, and Romantic Tales . . . . Together with Several Essays in the Northern Dialect . . . .
• The Curate, an Elegiac Poem
• The Curate: A Poem . . . . With Other Poems
• The Curfew. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Curfew: A Play, in Five Acts
• The Curfew: A Play, in Five Acts
• The Curfew: A Play, in Five Acts
• The Curfew: A Play, in Five Acts
• The Curfew: A Play, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Curfew: A Play, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Curfew; a Play, in Five Acts
• The Curiosities of Scarborough Described in Rhyme, and Simplified to the Capacities of Children . . . .
• The Curiosities of Scarborough Described in Verse, for the Amusement of Juvenile Visitants
• The Curse of Dunae; and Other Poems
• The Curse of Kehama
• The Curse of Kehama
• The Curse of Kehama
• The Curse of Kehama
• The Curse of Kehama: A Poem in Two Volumes
• The Curse of Minerva
• The Curse of Minerva. A Poem
• The Curse of Minerva. A Poem
• The Curse of Minerva. A Poem
• The Curse of Minerva. A Poem
• The Cypress Wreath
• The Cypress Wreath, or Mourner's Friend. A Selection of Pieces, Adapted to the Consolation of the Afflicted
• The Cypress Wreath: A Collection of All the Most Beautiful Fugitive Flowers of Poesy, Strewn . . . o'er the Corse of . . . Princess Charlotte
• The Cypress Wreath: a Collection of Poems
• The Cypress-Tree; or, Moral Reflections in a Country Church-yard
• The Cypress-wreath; or Meed of Honor; an Elegio-Heroic Poem, to the Memory of the Right Honorable Captain Lord Robert Manners . . .
• The Cypriad in Two Cantos: With Other Poems and Translations
• The Cypriad in Two Cantos; with Other Poems and Translations
• The Cyprian of St. Stephen's, or, Princely Protection Illustrated; in a Poetical Flight to the Pierian Spring
• The Cyrnean Hero: A Poem . . . .
• The Czar, an Historical Tragedy
• The Dagon of Calvinism, or the Moloch of Decrees, a Poem, in Three Cantos. To Which is Annexed a Song of Reason
• The Dagon of Calvinism, or the Moloch of Decrees: A Poem, in Three Cantos. To Which is Annexed, a Song of Reason and Fall of Calvinism
• The Dagon of Calvinism, or, the Moloch of Decrees; a Poem, in Three Cantos. To Which is Annexed, a Song of Reason
• The Daily Advertiser, in Metre
• The Daily Advertiser, in Metre
• The Daisy, or Cautionary Stories in Verse. Adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old
• The Daisy, or Cautionary Stories, in Verse. Adapted to the Ideas of Chidren from Four to Eight Years Old
• The Daisy, or Cautionary Stories, in Verse. Adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old
• The Daisy, or, Cautionary Stories, in Verse. Adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old
• The Daisy; or Cautionary Stories in Verse. Adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old. Part I
• The Daisy; or, Cautionary Stories in Verse. Adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old
• The Dance of Death, and Other Poems
• The Dance of Life, a Poem . . . .
• The Dance: Pythagoras: Plato's Dream: And Other Poems
• The Danciad, a poem
• The Dandies of the Present . . . .
• The Dandy Family, or the Adventures of Tim Tightstays and the Elegant Miss Slim
• The Dandy Family, or the Pleasures of a Ball Night
• The Dandy's Songster. Being a Collection of . . . Dandy Songs, for the Fashionable Dandies . . . .
• The Dandy's Wedding; or, the Love and Courtship of Peter Quince and Phoebe Clove
• The Daneid, an Epic Poem, in Four Books, Written on Board His Majesty's Ship La Desiree
• The Dangerous Vice---------. A Fragment. Addressed to All Whom It May Concern
• The Dapiad. A Mock Heroic Poem, in Six Cantos
• The Daughter of Herodias. A Tragedy
• The Daughter of the Air: A Mythic Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Dawn of Freedom: A Political Satire . . . . Dedicated to the Sovereign People
• The Dawn of Peace, an Ode . . . .
• The Dawn of Science in Glasgow; a Poem Occasioned by the Appearance of the Glasgow Repository of Literature
• The Day Dreamer, a Poem
• The Day of Judgment; the Roving Genius; and Other Poems
• The Day of Pentecost, or Man Restored. A Poem, in Twelve Books
• The Day of Rest, and Other Poems
• The Day of Waterloo.A Poem . . . .
• The Days of Harold. A Metrical Tale
• The De'il an' Davie, and Georgie an' Eppie
• The Dead Asses. A Lyrical Ballad
• The Deaf and Dumb; a Poem
• The Dean and the 'Squire: a Political Eclogue
• The Dean and the 'Squire: A Political Eclogue, humbly dedicated to Soame Jenyns, Esq
• The Dean and the 'Squire: A Political Eclogue. Humbly dedicated to Soame Jenyns, Esq
• The Dean-street Dunciad; or, a Peep into Pandaemonium. A Poem, in Four Cantos . . . .
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin, with the Story of the Farmer's Daughters . . . .
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters . . . .
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters . . . .
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters, to Which is Added, the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters, to Which is Added, the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters. To Which is Added, the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters. To Which is Added, the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters. To Which is Added the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters. To Which is Added the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters. To Which is Added, the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin: With the Story of the Farmer's Daughters. To Which is Added, the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin; with the Story of the Farmer's Daughters. To Which is Added the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin; with the Story of the Farmer's Daughters; to Which is Added, the Tragical Death of an Apple-pye
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin; with the Tragical Death of A, Apple Pye . . . .
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin; with the Tragical Death of A, Apple Pye . . . .
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin; with the Tragical Death of A, Apple Pye . . . .
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin; with the Tragical Death of A, Apple-pie . . . .
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin; with the Tragical Death of A, Apple-pie. . . .
• The Death and Burial of Cock Robin; with the Tragical Death of A, Apple-Pie: The Whole Taken from the Original Manuscript in the Possession of Master Meanwell
• The Death of Abel, an Historical or rather Conjectural Poem
• The Death of Abel; a Poem, in Five Cantos
• The Death of Abel; a Poem, in Four Books, and Various Miscellaneous Pieces
• The Death of Absalom. A Poem
• The Death of Absalom. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• The Death of Aguirre; Ianthe; a Tale; Bodiam Castle; Battle Abbey; and Other Poems
• The Death of Amnon. A Poem. With an Appendix: Containing Pastorals, and Other Pieces
• The Death of Bonaparte, or, One Pound One. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Death of Conanchet, Chief of the Narraganset Indians, and Other Poems
• The Death of Dion, a Tragedy
• The Death of Eumenio. A Poem
• The Death of Falstaff. A Melodrame
• The Death of General Montgomery, at the Siege of Quebec. A Tragedy, with an Ode, in Honour of the Pennsylvania Militia . . . .
• The Death of General Montgomery, in Storming the City of Quebec. A Tragedy, With an Ode, in Honour of the Pennsylvania Militia . . . .
• The Death of General Montgomery, or, the Storming of Quebec, a Poem
• The Death of Mary, Queen of Scots; an Historic Drama, in Five Acts
• The Death of Prince Bagration, or, The French Defeated in Russia and Poland in 1812 and 1813: a Poem
• The Death of Saul and Jonathan. A Poem
• The Death of Saul and Jonathan. A Poem
• The Death of Sir Barnard Turner, Knt. An Elegiac Tale
• The Death of Socrates, a Poem
• The Death of Ugolino. A Tragedy
• The Death of Uriah. A Poem
• The Death of Wallenstein. A Tragedy in Five Acts
• The Death-bed of Politics; or, the Coming of the Comet in Seven Days . . . . A Vision
• The Death-bed of Politics; or, the Coming of the Comet in Seven Days . . . . A Vision
• The Death-Song of Ragnar Lodbrach, or Lodbrog, King of Denmark
• The Death-summons; or, the Rock of Martos. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Death-wake, or Lunacy, a Necromaunt. In Three Chimeras
• The Debate, and Division: An Epistle
• The Debauchee, a Poem, in Six Cantos. With An Elegy on the Death of a Libertine
• The Decay of Literature, a poem.
• The Decayed but Reviving Churchyard Yew, Offwell, Devon
• The Declaration of Independence; a Poem: Accompanied by Odes, Songs, &c. Adapted to the Day
• The Decree of the Sun; or, France Regenerated. A Poem. In Three Cantos. The First Offering of a Youthful Muse
• The Dedication of the Temple of Solomon . . . .
• The Deep Deep Sea; or Perseus and Andromeda: An Original Mythological, Aquatic, Equestrian Burletta, in One Act . . . .
• The Defence of Order, a Poem
• The Defence of Order, a Poem
• The Defence of Order, a Poem
• The Defendant, a Poem. Book I [of 2]
• The Defendant, a Poem. Book II [of 2]
• The Deformed Transformed; a Drama
• The Deformed Transformed; a Drama
• The Deformed Transformed; a Drama
• The Deformed, or, Woman's Trial, a Play, in Five Acts
• The Deity, a Poem. In Twelve Books
• The Deity. A Poem in Twelve Books . . . with an introductory essay by Isaac Taylor
• The Delicious Amour; or, Her L-dys-ip and Johnny Unbedded: A Poem: Being a Full and Circumstantial Narrative of the Recently Hush'd Up Faux Pas . . . .
• The Deliverance of Switzerland . . . .
• The Deliverance of Switzerland. A Dramatic Poem
• The Deliverance of the North, or the Russian Campaign . . . .
• The Deluge and Other Poems
• The Deluge, a Poem
• The Deluge. A Demi-serious Poem. Canto the First . . . .
• The Deluge. A Poem. First Part. In Three Books
• The Deluge: A Poem
• The Delusions of Hope, a Poem
• The Democratiad, a Poem, in Retaliation for the "Philadelphia Jockey Club"
• The Democratiad, a Poem, in Retaliation, for "the Philadelphia Jockey Club"
• The Democratiad, a Poem, in Retaliation, for the "Philadelphia Jockey Club"
• The Democratic Songster: Being a Collection of the Newest and Most Admired Republican Songs, Interspersed with Many Originals. To Which is Added Some of the Most Admired French Airs
• The Demoniad, or the Pests of the Day; displayed from Various Characters; in a Poetic Epistle to H----- S-----, Esquire
• The Demos in Council: Or 'Bijah in Pandemonium. Being a Sweep of the Lyre, in Close Imitation of Milton
• The Denouement; or Apollo Cured of the Blue Devil. Recited on the Anniversary of the Union Book Society, 1807
• The Departure
• The Departure, a Poem
• The Depopulated Vale: a Poem
• The Descent into Hell . . . Uriel, a Fragment, and Three Odes
• The Descent into Hell, a Poem
• The Descent of Liberty, a Mask
• The Descent of Liberty, a Mask
• The Descent of Liberty, a Mask . . . . To Which is Prefixed, an Essay on the Origin and Nature of Masks and a Memoir of the Author
• The Deserted Boy; or, Cruel Parents. A Tale of Truth. Calculated to Promote Benevolence in Children
• The Deserted Boy; or, Cruel Parents. A Tale of Truth. Calculated to Promote Benevolence in Children
• The Deserted City. A Poem
• The Deserted City; a Poem
• The Deserted City; Eva, a Tale in Two Cantos; and Other Poems
• The Deserted Cottage: a Poem
• The Deserted Village
• The Deserted Village
• The Deserted Village . . . . To Which is Added . . . Universal Prayer
• The Deserted Village Restored. The Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green, in Three Cantos. Pastorals, &c.
• The Deserted Village School . . . .
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, a Poem
• The Deserted Village, Traveller, and Miscellaneous Poems
• The Deserted Village. A Poem
• The Deserted Village. A Poem
• The Deserted Village. A Poem
• The Deserted Village. A Poem
• The Deserted Village. A Poem
• The Deserted Village. A Poem
• The Deserted Village. A Poem
• The Deserted Village. [This copy lacks a title-page; the title is derived from the heading of page 1.]
• The Deserter. A Poem, in Four Cantos: Describing the Premature Death of a Youth of Eighteen, Who Perished through Ill-timed Severity in Dover-Castle on the 5th of March, 1788 . . . .
• The Deserter: A Poem
• The Desolation of America: A Poem
• The Desolation of Eyam: The Emigrant, a Tale of the American Woods: And Other Poems
• The Desolation of Eyam: The Emigrant, a Tale of the American Woods: And Other Poems
• The Dessert, a Poem, to Which is Added the Tea
• The Dessert, a Poem: To Which is Added the Tea
• The Destinies of Man [Part I, of 2]
• The Destinies of Man. Part the Second [of 2]
• The Destinies of Zohak, or the Halls of Argenk. A Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Destroying Angel, a Fragment. The Captive's Boy; and Other Poems
• The Destruction of Babylon
• The Destruction of Babylon, a Seatonian Prize Poem
• The Detection of Discord: or, The Whig. A Poem
• The Devil Divorced; or, the Diabo-Whore
• The Devil Turned Doctor. A Poem
• The Devil's Progress. A Poem
• The Devil's Progress. A Poem . . .
• The Devil's Shaving Mill. Or Poem, in Which the Devil is Personated . . . .
• The Devil's Visit; a Poem . . . . With Notes by a Barrister
• The Devil's Walk; a Poem
• The Devil's Walk; a Poem
• The Devil's Walk; a poem
• The Devil's Wedding. A Poem. Exhibiting some of the Most Flatigious Characters of the Age. Dedicated to the Most Worthy Prelate in His Majesty's Dominions
• The Devil: A Poetical Essay
• The Devotional Life Rendered Familiar, Easy, and Pleasant in Several Hymns upon the Most Common Occasions of Human Life
• The Dewdrop, a Collection of Poems
• The Diabo-lady or, A Match in Hell. A Poem. Dedicated to the Worst Woman in Her Majesty's Dominions
• The Diabo-lady: Or, a Match in Hell. A Poem. Dedicated to the Worst Woman in Her Majesty's Dominions
• The Diaboliad, a Poem. Dedicated to the Worst Man in His Majesty's Dominions
• The Diaboliad, a Poem. Dedicated to the Worst Man in His Majesty's Dominions
• The Diaboliad. A Poem. Part the Second [of 2]
• The Diaboliad. A Poem. Part the Second [of 2] . . . Dedicated to the Worst Woman in His Majesty's Dominions
• The Diaboliad: a Poem . . . . Also, the Diabo-lady: or, A Match in Hell
• The Diadem: A Selection of Poetry, Chiefly Modern
• The Diadem; or, Poetical Scraps. Comprising a Selection of Lyric, Moral, Sentimental, and Humorous Poetry, from the Most Admired Authors.
• The Dialogue. Addressed to John Wilkes, Esq.
• The Diamond Songster: Containing the Most Approved Humorous English Songs
• The Diamond Songster: Containing the Most Approved Humorous Irish Songs
• The Diamond Songster: Containing the Most Approved Humorous Scottish, Irish, and National Songs
• The Diamond Songster: Containing the Most Approved Lively Scottish Songs
• The Diamond Songster: Containing the Most Approved Sentimental English Songs
• The Diamond Songster: Containing the Most Approved Sentimental Irish Songs
• The Diamond Songster: Containing the Most Approved Sentimental Scottish Songs
• The Dictates of Indignation. A Poem on the African Slave Trade
• The Didoniad, a Semi-Virgilian Nautic Epic, in Nine Cantos
• The Dirge of O'Neill; and Other Poems
• The Disappointed Duke; or, the Admiral and the Heiress. A Poem
• The Disastrous Journey of Johnny Gilpin to Edmonton . . . .
• The Disbanded Subaltern. A Poem
• The Disbanded Subaltern: An Epistle from the Camp at Lenham
• The Disbanded Subaltern: An Epistle from the Camp at Lenham
• The Discarded Secretary; or, The Mysterious Chorus. An Historical Play, in Three Acts
• The Discarded Son, a Tale, and Other Rhymes
• The Discarded Spinster; or, a Plea for the Poor, on the Impolicy of Spinning Jennies. A Poem
• The Disconsolate Widow. A Christmas Tale; or, a New-Year's Gift to my Friends
• The Discovery of America; a Poem: Honored by the Prize Given by the Venerable Charles Thorp, D.D. Warden of Durham University
• The Discovery; or, Strephon and Amelia; a Poem . . . .
• The Disembodied: With Other Poems
• The Disengaged Fair. Written the Tenth of September, 1796
• The Dismember'd Empire. A Poem
• The Distinguished Pre-Eminence of the Son of Man . . . A Hymn . . .
• The Distracted Lover, a Poem . . .
• The Distress of Integrity and Virtue: A Poem. In Three Cantos
• The Distressed Poet, a Serio-comic Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Distribution, a Poem to which is added, an Ode to Diligence
• The Diverting Amusement of the House that Jack Built
• The Diverting History of Baron Ompteda, Coadjutor of Great Folks, and Rival of Bill Soames . . . .
• The Diverting History of John Gilpin . . . .
• The Diverting History of John Gilpin . . . .
• The Diverting History of John Gilpin . . . .
• The Diverting History of John Gilpin . . . . The Wise Irishman, and His Sallad Oil
• The Diverting History of John Gilpin. Shewing How He Went Farther than He Intended, and Came Safe Home Again . . . .
• The Diverting History of John Gilpin; Shewing How He Went Farther than He Intended and Came Home Safe Again
• The Diverting History of John Gilpin; Shewing How He Went Farther than He Intended, and Came Safe Home Again
• The Diverting History of Jumping Joan and Her Dog and Cat
• The Diverting History of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog
• The Divina Commedia . . . Consisting of the Inferno -- Purgatorio -- and Paradiso
• The Divine Origin of Poetry Asserted and Proved . . . .
• The Divorce. A Poem
• The Doctor Dissected: Or, Willy Cadogan in the Kitchen. Addressed to All Invalids, and Readers of a Late Dissertation on the Gout, &c. &c. &c.
• The Dog Tax, a Poem
• The Dog Tax, in Verse. Addressed to the Self-appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer
• The Dog's Monitor, a Satirical Poem
• The Doge's Daughter; a Poem, in Two Cantos: with Several Translations from Anacreon and Horace
• The Doleful Death of Poor Old Robin, with the Distribution of His Valuable Property . . . .
• The Doleful Tragedy of the Raising of Jo. Burnham, or the "Cat Let out of the Bag." In Five Acts . . .
• The Domestic Affections
• The Dominie's Disaster, and Other Poems
• The Donnington Run
• The Doom of Derenzie, a Poem
• The Doom of Devorgoil, a Melo-drama. Auchindrane; or, the Ayrshire Tragedy
• The Doom of Devorgoil, a Melo-drama. Auchindrane; or, the Ayrshire Tragedy
• The Doom of Devorgoil, a Melo-drama. Auchindrane; or, the Ayrshire Tragedy
• The Dorchester Guide; or, a House that Jack Built
• The Dorchester Guide; or, a House that Jack Built
• The Dorchester Guide; or, a House that Jack Built
• The Dorias; a Historical Drama. In Five Acts
• The Dove. Scraps of Poetry, Selected . . . . For the Oswestry Herald, 1822
• The Dover Selection of Spiritual Songs; with an Appendix of Choice Hymns . . . .
• The Dover Selection of Spiritual Songs; with an Appendix of Choice Hymns on Various Occasions . . . .
• The Dover Selection of Spiritual Songs; with an Appendix of Choice Hymns, on Various Occasions . . . .
• The Downfall of the Roman Confederacy; or, the Ever Memorable 12th of April 1782. A Heroic Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Dragon Knight. A Poem, in Twelve Cantos
• The Drama, a Poem
• The Dramatic and Poetical Works . . . .
• The Dramatic and Poetical Works of the late Lieut. Gen. J. Burgoyne . . .
• The Dramatic Appellant
• The Dramatic Pieces, and Poetry . . .
• The Dramatic Scorpion. A Satire, in Three Cantos, with Explanatory Notes
• The Dramatic Works . . . Consisting of Three Tragedies, Emilia, Northumberland, The Friends, as they were Presented to the Managers of both our Theatres, but Refused.
• The Dramatic Works. Vol. I
• The Draught of Immortality, and Other Poems: With Cromwell, a Dramatic Sketch
• The Dream of Eugene Aram, the Murderer
• The Dream of Eugene Aram, the Murderer
• The Dream of Youth. A Poem
• The Dream, and Other Poems
• The Dreams of Pindus
• The Drivers: A Dialogue
• The Drone in the Ball Room, or Lucky Escape from a Mess of Distresses, a Poem, Written without any Intervention of the Letter S. . . .
• The Drone in the Ballroom . . . A Poem, written without the Intervention of the Letter S . . . illustrated by sixty-eight vignettes
• The Drones and Bees; a Fable
• The Drowsiad
• The Druid Bard's Lament after the Battle of Mona
• The Druid's Monument, a Tribute to the Memory of . . . Goldsmith
• The Druid's Song: A Christmas Appeal to My Country against Infidel Writers
• The Druid, or the Vision of Fingal. A Choral Masque. As Performed at the King's Theatre, Hay-Market, on Thursday, May 25, 1815, for the Benefit of the Caledonian Asylum
• The Druid: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Druids. A Poem
• The Drunken News-writer: A Comic Interlude. As it is Performed at the Theatre-Royal in the Haymarket. With a New Song, Set to Music, and Sung in Character.
• The Druriad: or, Strictures on the Principal Performers of Drury-Lane Theatre . . .
• The Dublin Mail; or, Intercepted Correspondence. To Which is Added, a Packet of Poems
• The Dublin Mail; or, Intercepted Correspondence. To Which is Added, a Packet of Poems
• The Dublin Mail; or, Intercepted Correspondence. To Which is Added, a Packet of Poems
• The Duel, a Satirical Poem, in Four Cantos, with Other Poems
• The Duel, an Original Poem
• The Duke d'Ormond, a Tragedy; and Bertola, a Tale
• The Duke of Mantua . . .
• The Duke of Mantua, a Tragedy
• The Duke of Mantua, a Tragedy
• The Duke of Mercia, an Historical Drama. The Lamentation of Ireland; and Other Poems
• The Dun Cow; an Hyper-Satirical Dialogue, in Verse
• The Dutch War; the Two Constables; and Random Rhymes
• The Duttonade
• The Dwarf of Naples. A Tragi-comedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Dwarf of Naples. A Tragi-comedy, in Five Acts. First Performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Saturday, March 13, 1819
• The Dwelling of Fancy, a Fragmentary Canto; with Other Poems
• The Dying Christian, a Poem
• The Dying Hero: A Poem
• The Dying Negro, a Poem
• The Dying Negro, a Poem
• The Dying Negro, a Poem
• The Dying Negro, a Poem. To which is added, a Fragment of a Letter on the Slavery of the Negroes
• The Dying Negro, a Poetical Epistle, from a Black, Who Shot Himself on Board a Vessel in the River Thames, to His Intended Wife
• The Dying Negro, a Poetical Epistle, Supposed to be Written by a Black, (Who Lately Shot Himself on Board a Vessel in the River Thames;) to His Intended Wife
• The Dying Peasant, and Other Poems
• The Dying Prostitute. A Poem
• The Eagle and Harp; a Collection of Patriotic and Humourous Songs and Odes
• The Eagle's Masque
• The Earl of Ross: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Earl of Warwick; or, The Rival Roses; in Eight Books. With Other Poems
• The Early Minstrel: Or, a Sketch from Rural Nture, Descriptive of a Spring Morning; with Other Poems
• The Early Muse; a Collection of Original Poems, and Other Pieces
• The Earthquake; and Other Poems
• The East India Culprits. A Poem. In Imitation of Swift's "Legion Club."
• The Easter Gift, a Religious Offering
• The Easter Gift, a Religious Offering
• The Eastern Theatre Erected. A Heroi-Comic Poem. In Three cantos
• The Easy Reader; or Introduction to the National Preceptor . . . Designed to Aid in Thinking, Spelling, Defining, and Correct Reading
• The Eaton Chronicle; or, The Salt-Box
• The Eccentric
• The Ecclesiazusae, or Female Parliament . . . .
• The Echo
• The Echo: Or, a Satirical Poem on the Virtuous Ten, and Other Celebrated Characters: To Which is Added, a New Song on the Treaty
• The Echo: Or, Columbian Songster, being a Large Collection of the Most Celebrated Modern Poetical Writings . . . .
• The Echo: Or, Columbian Songster, being a Large Collection of the Most Celebrated, Modern Poetical Writings . . . .
• The Echo: Or, Federal Songster. Being a Large Collection of the Most Celebrated, Modern, Political Writings, of Different Authors
• The Eclogues . . . .
• The Eclogues . . . the Georgics . . . and the Aeneid
• The Eclogues . . . the Georgics . . . the Aeneid
• The Economy of Beauty; in a Series of Fables: Addressed to the Ladies
• The Economy of Beauty; in a Series of Fables: Addressed to the Ladies [in two Books]
• The Economy of Beauty; in a Series of Fables: Addressed to the Ladies. [Book I]
• The Economy of Monastic Life (as it existed in England) a Poem
• The Economy of Monastic Life, (as It Existed in England) a Poem . . . .
• The Eddystone Light-house, a poem
• The Eddystone Light-house, a Poem
• The Eddystone Light-house, a Poem . . . .
• The Eddystone Light-house, a Poem. To Which is Subjoined an Historical Account . . . .
• The Eddystone Lighthouse, a Poem . . . .
• The Eden of Imagination. A Poem
• The Edinburgh Literary Album
• The Edinburgh University Souvenir
• The Editor, the Booksellers, and the Critic, an Eclogue
• The Effects o' Drunkenness and Temperance: Or, Jock and Geordie. A True Story
• The Effusions of the Heart: Poems . . . . Dedicated, by Permission, to Her Majesty
• The Egotist; or, Sacred Scroll; a Familiar Dialogue between the Author of The Pursuits of Literature and Octavius
• The Elder Brother
• The Eldest Chick of the R---l Brood; a Grand R---l Fable of the Nineteenth Century
• The Eldest Chick of the R---l Brood; the Trial of the Dove before Judge Bear; and Her Appeal to the Assembly of Birds. Including the Accusations of the Toad and the Viper; with the Secret Examinations by Lord Jackall & Justice Hawk. A Grand R---l Fable of the Nineteenth Century
• The Eldest Chick of the R---l Brood; the Trial of the Dove before Judge Bear; and Her Appeal to the Assembly of Birds. Including the Accusations of the Toad and the Viper; with the Secret Examinations by Lord Jackall & Justice Hawk. A Grand R---l Fable, of the Nineteenth Century
• The Election, a Poem: With Corrections and Additions
• The Electioneering Campaign of Dicky & His Coadjutors; or, How Caleb Got to Congress . . . .
• The Electra
• The Electrical Eel: or, Gymnotus Electricus. Inscribed to the Honourable Members of the R***l S*****y
• The Electrical Eel: or, Gymnotus Electricus. Inscribed to the Honourable Members of the R***l S*****y
• The Electrical Eel: or, Gymnotus Electricus. Inscribed to the Honourable Members of the R***l S*****y
• The Elegant Girl, or Virtuous Principles the True Source of Elegant Manners . . . . and a Poem Called the Mother
• The Elegies . . . with an English Version
• The Elegies of Tibullus, with Other Translations from Ovid, Horace, Theocritus, &c
• The Elegy of Life. A Poem
• The Elementary Elocutionist: A Selection of Pieces in Prose and Verse, to Exemplify the Art of Reading . . . .
• The Elements of Geography, Short and Plain. Designed as an Easy Introduction to the System of Geography in Verse . . . .
• The Elements of True Colouring: A Satire
• The Elements: A Poem, in Four Cantos: With an Introductory Address
• The Elephant's Ball, and Grand Fete Champetre, Intended as a Companion to those Much Admired Pieces, The Butterfly's Ball, and The Peacock "at Home"
• The Elephant's Ball, and Grand Fete Champetre. Intended as a Companion to . . . the Butterfly's Ball, and the Peacock "At Home"
• The Elixir of Moonshine; being a Collection of Prose and Poetry by the Mad Poet. A Great Proportion of Which Has Never before been Published
• The Elocutionist, a Collection of Pieces in Prose and Verse, Peculiarly Adapted to Display the Art of Reading . . . .
• The Elocutionist, a Collection of Pieces in Prose and Verse, Peculiarly Adapted to Display the Art of Reading . . . .
• The Embargo, or Sketches of the Times; a Satire
• The Embargo; or, Sketches of the Times. A Satire . . . . Together with the Spanish Revolution and Other Poems
• The Emerald Isle: A Poem
• The Emerald Isle: A Poem
• The Emerald Isle: A Poem
• The Emerald Isle: A Poem
• The Emerald Isle; a Poem
• The Emerald Isle; a Poem
• The Emerald Isle; a Poem
• The Emerald Isle; a Poem . . . .
• The Emigrant's Return; a Ballad: And Other Poems
• The Emigrant's Tale, a Poem, in Two Parts: And Miscellaneous Poems
• The Emigrant's Tale; a Poem, in Two Parts: And Miscellaneous Poems
• The Emigrant, a Poem
• The Emigrant, and Other Poems
• The Emigrant, or Reflections while Descending the Ohio. A Poem
• The Emigrant; a Poem
• The Emigrants, a Poem, in Two Books
• The Emigrants, a Poem, in Two Books
• The Emigrants; a Tale of Truth
• The Emperor's Rout
• The Empire of Philanthropy. With a Portraiture of British Excellence, as a National Example. A Dramatic Poem . . .
• The Enchanted Flute, with Other Poems; and Fables from La Fontaine
• The Enchanted Flute, with Other Poems; and Fables from La Fontaine
• The Enchanted Fruit, or the Hindu Wife; an Antediluvian Tale, Written in the Province of Bahar
• The Enchanted Lake of the Fairy Morgana. From the Orlando Inamorato . . .
• The Enchanted Plants and Fables of Flora
• The Enchanted Plants and Festival of the Rose, with Other Poems
• The Enchanted Plants, and Festival of the Rose, with Other Poems
• The Enchanted Plants, Fables in Verse
• The Enchanted Plants, Fables in Verse. Inscribed to Miss Montolieu, and Miss Julia Montolieu
• The Enchanted Plants; Fables in Verse. Inscribed to Miss Montolieu, and Miss Julia Montolieu
• The Enchanted Plants; Fables in Verse. Inscribed to Miss Montolieu, and Miss Julia Montolieu
• The Enchanted Wood, a Legendary Drama, in Three Acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Hay-market
• The Enchanting Humming-bird; One of the Most Pleasing and Delightful Collection[s] of Songs now Extant . . . .
• The Encomium, a Poem. Addressed to His Royal Highness . . . .
• The Encyclopaedia of Vocal Humour: Being Songs of Wit and Whim, many of them originals
• The Encyclopedia of Love: Being a Selection from the Amatory Poems of the Most Esteemed Authors: Under the Heads of Descriptive, Anacreontic, and Humourous
• The English Anthology. Volume the First [of 3]
• The English Anthology. Volume the Second [and] Volume the Third [of 3]
• The English Archer; or Robert Earl of Huntington: Vulgarly Called Robin Hood. Containing Thirty-two Songs . . . .
• The English Dance of Death . . . with Metrical Illustrations. Vol. I [, of 2]
• The English Dance of Death . . . with Metrical Illustrations. Vol. II [, of 2]
• The English Garden, Book the Second
• The English Garden. A Poem. In Four Books . . . . With Biographical Memoirs of His Life
• The English Garden: A Poem
• The English Garden: A Poem. Book the First [of 4]
• The English Garden: A Poem. Book the First [of 4]
• The English Garden: A Poem. Book the First [of 4]
• The English Garden: A Poem. Book the Fourth [of 4]
• The English Garden: A Poem. Book the Second [of 4]
• The English Garden: A Poem. Book the Third [of 4]
• The English Garden: A Poem. Book the First [of 4]
• The English Garden: a Poem. In Four Books
• The English Garden: A Poem. In Four Books
• The English Garden: a Poem. In Four Books . . . Commentary and Notes
• The English Learner; or, a Selection of Lessons in Prose and Verse, Adapted to the Capacity of the Younger Classes of Readers
• The English Minstrel's Lay in Flanders
• The English Orator. Books the Second and Third [, of 4]
• The English Orator. A Didactic Poem. Book the First [, of 4]
• The English Orator. Book I [, of 4]
• The English Orator. Book the Fourth [of 4]
• The English Parnassus: Being a New Selection of . . . Poetry . . .
• The English Piece-book: Or, Poetic Selections from the Best Authors. For the Use of Schools
• The English Reader or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, from the Best Writers; Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
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• The English Reading Book, in Verse; Adapted to Domestic and to School Education
• The Englishman Abroad
• The Englishman at Verdun; or, the Prisoner of Peace. A Drama, in Five Acts
• The Enraptur'd Swain. A Pastoral Poem
• The Entertaining and Interesting Story, of Alibaba the Wood Cutter with the Death of the Forty Thieves . . . .
• The Entertaining Fabulist: Containing a Variety of Diverting Tales and Novels, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Enthusiasm of Methodists and Papists Considered. With Notes, Introduction and Appendix by the Rev. R. Polwhele
• The Enthusiast; a Metrical Tale, with Other Pieces . . . .
• The Entire Works . . . with His Life and a Criticism on His Writings . . . .
• The Entire Works . . . with His Life and a Criticism on His Writings, &c. &c.
• The Eo-nauts, or the Spirit of Delusion, a Serio, Comico, Logical, Eulogical, Lyrical, Satirical Poem, with Notes, Geographical and Critical . . . .
• The Eolian Harp, or Songster's Cabinet; being a Selection of the Most Popular Songs and Recitations; Patriotic, Sentimental, Humorous, &c
• The Ephesian Matron, a Poem
• The Epics of the Ton; or, the Glories of the Great World: a Poem, in Two Books, with Notes and Illustrations
• The Epics of the Ton; or, the Glories of the Great World: A Poem, in Two Books, with Notes and Illustrations
• The Epics of the Ton; or, the Glories of the Great World: A Poem, in Two Books, with Notes and Illustrations
• The Epigrams . . . in Twelve Books: with a Comment
• The Epiphany: A Seatonian Prize Poem
• The Episode of Aristaeus, translated from the Fourth Book of the Georgics of Virgil
• The Episode of Olimpia . . . . Canto X
• The Epistle of Horace to the Pisos, on the Art of Poetry
• The Epistles . . . Translated into English Verse
• The Epitaph Writer . . .
• The Epocha; or the Review . . . .
• The Epping Hunt
• The Epping Hunt . . . .
• The Epwell Hunt, in Warwickshire, and Billesden Coplow Hunt, Leicestershire . . . .
• The Epwell Hunt, or Black Collars in the Rear
• The Equality of Mankind: a Poem . . . revised and corrected, with additions
• The Equality of Mankind: A Poem. Revised and Corrected, with Additions
• The Errors of Ecstasie: A Dramatic Poem. With Other Pieces
• The Errors of Mydar; a Poem. In Two Cantos . . . .
• The Estate-orators; a Town Eclogue
• The Etonian
• The Etonian
• The Etonian out of Bounds; or the Philosophy of the Boudoir . . . .
• The Etonian out of Bounds; or, Poetry and Prose
• The Eudoxologist; or, an Ethicographical Survey of the Western Parts of Ireland. A Poem. To Which are Prefixed the Author's Poems on the Giant's Causeway, Killarney . . . .
• The Evangelical Champions. A Satire. In Two Cantos . . . .
• The Eve of Saint John. A Border Ballad
• The Eve of St. Hyppolito: A Play, in Five Acts
• The Evening Companion; or Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Selected from Various Authors
• The Evergreen, a Selection of Religious and Preceptive Poetry
• The Evergreen. A Selection of Religious and Preceptive Poetry
• The Evergreen; a Selection of Religious and Preceptive Poetry
• The Evergreen; a Selection of Religious and Preceptive Poetry
• The Every-day Song Book. A Choice and Well-selected Collection of the Most Popular Sentimental, Patriotic, Naval and Comic Songs
• The Eviad: A Burlesque Poem. In Two Cantos
• The Evils and Advantages of Genius Contrasted: A Poetical Essay . . . .
• The Evils of Intemperance, Exemplified in Poetry and Prose
• The Examiner; a Poem
• The Excellence of the Christian Religion . . in a series of Letters, to which are added Several Pieces of Poetry
• The Excellency of Virtue, Contrasted with the Deformity of Vice . . . .
• The Excursion . . . .
• The Excursion, being a Portion of the Recluse, a Poem
• The Excursion, being a Portion of the Recluse, a Poem
• The Execution of Sir Charles Bawdin . . . .
• The Exhibition in Hell; or, Moloch Turned Painter
• The Exhibition of Fancy; a Vision
• The Exhibition of Painting: A Poem. Addressed to the Ladies
• The Exhibition, a Poem. Containing Sketches of the Talents of the Artists now Exhibiting Their Works, No. 16, York Place
• The Exile of Elba: A Poem, on the Downfall of Buonaparte . . . with the Deliverance; an Ode . . . .
• The Exile of Idria: A German Tale. In Three Cantos
• The Exile to St. Helena, an Epic Poem, in Two Parts
• The Exile's Return, a Poem; with Other Pieces
• The Exile's Return: A Tale; in Three Cantos: With Other Pieces
• The Exile. A Poem. From the Russian
• The Exile: A Poem
• The Exile: A Poem
• The Exile; the Knight and the Enchanted Sword; and Other Poems
• The Exiles of Chamouni: a Drama and The Rose of Cashmere, an Oriental Opera
• The Exiles of Damascus
• The Exiles of Damascus, a Poem
• The Exiles of Piedmont: and Other Poems
• The Existence of Other Worlds . . . .
• The Exodiad, a Poem. Part I [, of 2]
• The Exodiad. A Poem
• The Exodus: a Poem.
• The Expedition of Gradasso; a Metrical Romance. Selected from the Orlando Innamorato
• The Expedition of Napoleon Buonaparte into Russia
• The Experience and Example of the Lord Jesus Christ . . . .
• The Explosion: or, An Alarming Providential Check to Immorality . . .
• The Expostulation, an Epistle, to the Rt. Hon. William Pitt . . . .
• The Extraordinary Life and Christian Experience of Margaret Davidson, (as Dictated by Herself) Who was a Poor, Blind Woman among the People Called Methodists, but Rich towards God, and Illuminated with the Light of Life. To Which are Added, Some of Her Letters and Hymns
• The Fable of Phaeton
• The Fables of Aesop, and Other Fabulists. In Verse
• The Fables of Flora
• The Fables of Flora
• The Fables of Flora
• The Fables of Flora
• The Fables of Flora
• The Fables of Flora
• The Fables of Flora . . . .
• The Fables of Flora . . . . With Armine and Elvira. A Legendary Tale
• The Fabulous History of the Ancient Kingdom of Cornwall
• The Facetious History of John Gilpin . . . . To Which is Added, the Country Bumpkin and Razor-seller
• The Facetious History of John Gilpin. To Which is Added, Juvenile Sports and Amusement.
• The Factor's Garland, and Verses on the Death of Mrs. Mary Hayward of Easton
• The Factory Child's Father's Reply to The Factory Child's Mother: a Poem
• The Factory Child's Mother; the Voice of True Humanity; a Poem
• The Factory-child, a Poem
• The Factory-Child: a Poem: with Considerable Alterations and Additions, by an Operative
• The Fair Circassian. A Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• The Fair Circassian. A Tragedy. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• The Fair Circassian. A Tragedy. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane
• The Fair Isabel of Cotehele, a Cornish Romance, in Six Cantos
• The Fair Persian, an Eastern Tale. In Two Cantos, with Notes
• The Fair Pilgrim, a Poem
• The Fair Villager. A Tale. With Other Miscellaneous Poems.
• The Fair Warbler, and Ladies' Vocal Remembrancer; a Collection of the Most Approved Songs
• The Fairies' Fancy Ball
• The Fairies, and Other Poems
• The Fairy Maid, and Other Poems
• The Fairy Minstrel, and Other Poems
• The Fairy Prince: A Masque: as it is Performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• The Fairy's Revel: or, Puck's Trip thro' London by Moon Light. A Satire.
• The Faithful Shepherd, a Dramatic Pastoral . . .
• The Faithfulness of God in His Word Evinced; or, The Fulfilling of the Scriptures in the Believer's Own Experience.
• The Fakeer of Jungheera, a Metrical Tale; and Other Poems
• The Fakenham Ghost a True Tale. Taken from Bloomfield's admired Rural Poems
• The Fal-lal Songster, a Real Tip-top Budget of Amatory, Drinking, Sporting, and Laughable Songs . . . .
• The Fall and Recovery of Man. A Poem
• The Fall and Restoration of Zion, the City of God; a Poem, Dedicated to the Citizens Thereof
• The Fall of Algiers; the Bride of the Desert; and Other Poems
• The Fall of Badajoz. A Poem
• The Fall of Cambria, a Poem
• The Fall of Cambria, in Twenty-Four Books
• The Fall of Carthage. A Tragedy. First Presented at the Theatre, Whitby . . . .
• The Fall of Constantinople: A Poem
• The Fall of Constantinople; a Poem. With a Preface . . . to Which are Added Parga, the Iphigenia of Timanthes, Palmyra, Emineh's Death, and Other Poems
• The Fall of Iturbide; or, Mexico Delivered. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Fall of Jerusalem a Dramatic Poem
• The Fall of Jerusalem a Dramatic Poem
• The Fall of Jerusalem, a Dramatic Poem
• The Fall of Jerusalem: A Dramatic Poem
• The Fall of Jerusalem: A Dramatic Poem
• The Fall of Jerusalem: A Dramatic Poem
• The Fall of Jerusalem; a Poem. In Three Parts
• The Fall of Lucifer, an Elegiac Poem on the Infamous Defection of the late General Arnold
• The Fall of Man and His Redemption. A Sermon, Meditated in Blank Verse . . . and Many Religious, Moral and Descriptive Poems . . . .
• The Fall of Man, and Recovery by Christ
• The Fall of Messina
• The Fall of Mexico, a Poem
• The Fall of Mexico, a Poem
• The Fall of Mexico. A Poem
• The Fall of Missolonghi and Other Poems, on Various Subjects
• The Fall of Mortimer; a Tragedy in Five Acts
• The Fall of Needwood.
• The Fall of Nineveh, a Poem
• The Fall of Nineveh, a Poem . . . .The First Six Books [out of 13]
• The Fall of Palmyra: And Other Poems
• The Fall of Pharaoh, and Philo's Apology. Two Poems
• The Fall of Pharoah; and Philo's Apology
• The Fall of Portugal; or, the Royal Exiles. A Tragedy
• The Fall of Robespierre. An Historic Drama
• The Fall of Romish Babylon Anticipated. A Poem, in Three Parts. . . . Inscribed to . . . Lord George Gordon
• The Fall of Scepticism and Infidelity Predicted; an Epistle to Dr. Beattie, Occasioned by His Essay on the Nature and Immutability of Truth. To Which are Subjoined, by Way of Notes, Dissertations on Several Metaphysical and Religious Subjects
• The Fall of the Angels
• The Fall of the Angels, a Sacred Poem
• The Fall of the Crescent: The Buccanier, and Other Poems
• The Fall of the French Monarchy; or, Louis XVI. An Historical Tragedy. In Five Acts
• The Fall of the Indian, with Other Poems
• The Fall of the Leaf; and Other Poems
• The Fall of the Leaf; and Other Poems
• The Fall of the Mogul, a Tragedy . . . with Other Occasional Poems
• The Fall of the Rohillas. An Historic Poem. In Three Cantos
• The Fallen Cottage a Poem
• The Fallen Cottage a Poem
• The Falls of Clyde, or, the Fairies; a Scotish Dramatic Pastoral, in Five Acts. With Three Preliminary Dissertations
• The False Alarm; or the Eastern Mistake . . . .
• The Fame of the British Empire, in Four Cantos: And Other Poems
• The Family Book; or, Children's Journal. Consisting of Moral and Entertaining Stories . . . . From the French of M. Berquin. Interspersed with Poetical Pieces, Written by the Translator . . . .
• The Family Book; or, Children's Journal. Consisting of Moral and Entertaining Stories . . . . Interspersed with Poetical Pieces, Written by the Translator
• The Family In-compact, Contrasted with the Family Compact; a Tale, from Real Life
• The Family Legend: A Tragedy
• The Family Legend: A Tragedy
• The Family Legend: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Family Miscellany, in Prose and Verse; Designed to Supply Lessons for Children of Various Ages
• The Family Miscellany, in Prose and Verse; Designed to Supply Lessons for Children of Various Ages
• The Family Picture, or Domestic Education; a Poetic Epistle from A Country Gentleman, to His College Friend the Bishop of ******
• The Family Picture. A Play. Taken from the French of Mons. Diderot's Pere de Famille. With Verses on Different Subjects
• The Famous History of John Gilpin
• The Fanatic Saints; or, Bedlamites Inspired. A Satire
• The Fancy Fair. To Which is Added Star-light; or a Scene at Tweedale
• The Fancy: A Selection from Poetical Remains . . . .
• The Fane of Britain: An Historical and Critical Poem . . . .
• The Fane of the Druids. A Poem
• The Fane of the Druids. A Poem. Book the Second . . . .
• The Fantoccini: or, The Great Public Puppet-show . . . with illustrative notes by the Curate of Aberistwith
• The Farm-house, a Tale. With . . . Poems, Sonnets, &c
• The Farmer's Boy, a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy, a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy, a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy. A Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy. A Rural Poem. Also Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs . . . .
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem . . . .
• The Farmer's Boy; a Rural Poem. Rural Tales . . . . To Which are Added, The Deserted Village, The Traveller . . . . Elegy Written in a Country Church Yard . . . . The Hermit . . . . The Snow-storm
• The Farmer's Boy; Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs
• The Farmer's Boy; Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs . . . . Wild Flowers . . .
• The Farmer's Boy; Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs. Wild Flowers; or, Pastoral and Local Poetry
• The Farmer's Daughter, a Poetical Tale
• The Farmer's Ha' . . . with the Farmer's Ingle
• The Farmer's Meditations, or Shepherd's Songs
• The Farmer's Son; a Moral Tale. Inscribed to Hannah More
• The Farmer's Vision
• The Farmer; a Poem
• The Farrago, a Pick-penny
• The Fashionable Dandies' Songster. Being a Collection of the Most Charming, Exquisite, Popular, and Most Approved Dandy Songs . . . .
• The Fashionable Puzzler; or, Book of Riddles: A Collection of Enigmas, Charades, Rebusses . . . .
• The Fast-Day: A Lambeth Eclogue.
• The Fast-day: A Poem
• The Fat Knight and the Petition; or, Cits in the Dumps! A Poem
• The Fatal Conquest. A Poem, Occasioned by the Death of the Brave Sir Richard Greenville, in . . . 1591
• The Fatal Disunion, and Other Poems
• The Fatal Effects of Duelling; or An Elegy on the Much Lamented Death of Lieutenant William Graham.
• The Fatal Error, a Tragedy . . . . Exhibited at Williams College, March 25, 1807
• The Fatal Falsehood: A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden
• The Fatal Falsehood: A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden
• The Fatal Falsehood: A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden
• The Fatal Kiss. A Poem Written in the Last Stage of an Atrophy by a Beautiful, and Unfortunate Young Lady
• The Fatal Sisters . . . With a Variety of Poetic Essays
• The Fate of Adelaide, a Swiss Romantic Tale; and Other Poems
• The Fate of Bertha: A Poem
• The Fate of Empire: A Poem
• The Fate of Genius, and Other Poems
• The Fate of Lewellyn; or, The Druid's Sacrifice. A Legendary Tale. To which is added, The Genius of Carnbre', a Poem. By a Young Gentleman of Truro School.
• The Fate of Myra; or, a Cruise to the Westward. A Poem. In Four Parts
• The Fate of Sparta; or, the Rival Kings. A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Drury Lane
• The Fate of Sparta; or, the Rival Kings. A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Drury Lane
• The Fate of Sparta; or, the Rival Kings. A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Drury Lane
• The Fates of Alceus; or, Love's Knight Errant: an Amatory Poem, in Five Books. With other poetical pieces, on various subjects
• The Father and Daughter, a Tale in Prose: With an Epistle from the Maid of Corinth to Her Lover; and Other Poetical Pieces
• The Father's Revenge, a Tragedy
• The Father's Revenge, a Tragedy: With Other Poems
• The Father's Revenge. A Tragedy.
• The Fathers Not Papists: Or, Six Discourses . . . .
• The Faust . . . Attempted in English Rhyme
• The Favorite Village a Poem
• The Favourite Humbled and Exalted: A History of Joseph and His Brethren: In Verse
• The Favourite Village, with an Additional Poem, (now First Published) and a Tragedy
• The Favourite; a Character from the Life. Addressed to the Sovereign Minion of the Times, on the Much-Lamented Death of the Patriotic Earl of Chatham
• The Feast in Galilee. In Humble Imitation of Elijah's Mantle . . . .
• The Feast of Freedom, or, the Abolition of Domestic Slavery in Ceylon; the Vocal Parts Adapted to Music by Charles Wesley, Esq. Organist in Ordinary to His Majesty. To Which are Added, Several Unpublished Little Pieces
• The Feast of the Fishes; or, the Whale's Invitation to His Brethren of the Deep
• The Feast of the Fishes; or, the Whale's Invitation to His Brethren of the Deep
• The Feast of the Poets
• The Feast of the Poets, with Notes, and Other Pieces in Verse
• The Feast of the Poets, with Notes, and Other Pieces in Verse
• The Feast of the Poets, with Notes, and Other Pieces in Verse
• The Feast of the Poets, with Other Pieces in Verse
• The Feast of Wit, or Frolic of Laughter; Containing the Most Admired Anecdotes and Songs
• The Feast of Wit, or, a Collection of Choice Anecdotes, Bon Mots, &c. With a Few Much Admired Patriotic, Naval, and Jovial Songs . . . .
• The Feast of Wit, or, a Collection of Choice Anecdotes, Bon Mots, &c. With a Few Much Admired Patriotic Naval and Jovial Songs . . . .
• The Feathers, a Tale; or, Venus Surpassed by a Beauty in Grosvenor Square
• The Federal Pye
• The Federal Songster: Being a Collection of the Most Celebrated Patriotic Songs, hitherto Published. With a Variety of Others, Sentimental and Convivial
• The Feeling Mother, a Tender Story, Founded on Facts; also, Two Harvest Hymns for One Thousand Eighteen Hundred and One, and an Hymn for Peace
• The Feelings of Age, to Which is Added the Star of Love: Poems
• The Female Advocate, a Poem
• The Female Advocate, a Poem
• The Female Advocate; a Poem. Occasioned by Reading Mr Duncombe's Feminead
• The Female Advocate; a Poem. Occasioned by Reading Mr. Duncombe's Feminead
• The Female Aeronaut, a Poem . . . .
• The Female Christian: Containing a Selection from the Writings . . . .
• The Female Christian; Containing a Selection from the Writings . . . .
• The Female Congress; or, the Temple of Cotytto: A Mock Heroic Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Female Enthusiast: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Female Geniad; a Poem. Inscribed to Mrs Crespigny
• The Female Kidnappers: Or, the Rape of the Infant: A Poem
• The Female Missionary Advocate. A Poem
• The Female Missionary Advocate. A Poem
• The Female Parliament; or, The Regency Considered
• The Female Patriot: An Epistle from C--t--e M--c--y to the Reverend Dr. W---l---n
• The Female Speaker; or, Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse, Selected from the Best Writers
• The Female Speaker; or, Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . . Adapted to the Use of Young Women
• The Female Volunteer, or the Dawning of Peace; a Drama in Three Acts
• The Female's Meditations; or, Common Occurrences Spiritualized, in Verse
• The Festival of Anacreon, being a Collection of Songs written for the Anacreontic Society . . . Part Three
• The Festival of Anacreon, containing a Collection of Modern Songs , written for the Anacreontic Society, the Beef-Steak, and Humbug Clubs. By Capt. Morris, Mr. Brownlow, Mr. Hewerdine, Sir John Moore, Capt. Thompson, and other Lyric Writers . . .
• The Festival of Anacreon: being a Complete Collection of Songs . . .
• The Festival of Anacreon: containing a Collection of Modern Songs, written for the Anacreontic Society, the Beefsteak, and Humbug Clubs
• The Festival of Beauty: A Poem in Two Cantos . . . .
• The Festival of Flora. A Poem. With Botanical Notes
• The Festival of Flora. A Poem. With Botanical Notes
• The Festival of Mirth, and American Tar's Delight: A Fund of the Newest Humorous, Patriotic, Hunting, and Sea Songs . . . .
• The Festival of the Rose, with Other Poems
• The Festival of Win, Celebrated beneath his Broad Oak and likewise at his Good Wick
• The Festivaliad, a Singular Metrical Poem; Written in Commemoration of the Festival of Saint John, the First Christian Mason, Which was Celebrated at Dorchester, Mass. . . .
• The Fete, at Kensington-Gore, July, 1799, Addressed to John Heaviside, Esq.
• The Feudal Hall. A Poem
• The Field of Orleans
• The Field of Orleans. A Poem
• The Field of Peterloo: A Poem. Written in Commemoration of the Manchester Massacre: With an Admonitory Epistle to the P----e R----t. The Whole being an Anti-sympathetic Response to "The New Whig Guide"; Proving Him to be No Pilot in a Storm
• The Field of Waterloo. A Poem
• The Field of Waterloo. A Poem
• The Field of Waterloo; a Poem
• The Field of Waterloo; a Poem
• The Field of Waterloo; a Poem
• The Field of Waterloo; a Poem
• The Field of Waterloo; a Poem
• The Field of Waterloo; a Poem
• The Field of Waterloo; a Poem
• The Fifth of November; a Drama . . . .
• The Fifth of November; or, the Gunpowder Plot. An Historical Play, Supposed to be Written by William Shakspeare
• The Fig-leaf, a Satirical and Admonitory Poem
• The Fig-Leaf, a Satirical and Admonitory Poem
• The Fight off Trafalgar. A Descriptive Poem
• The Fight with the Dragon. A Romance
• The Figured Mantle, and the Bridal Day, Legendary Tales; with Other Poems
• The Filial Tribute
• The Final Farewell, a Poem; written on retiring from London
• The Financial House that Jack Built
• The Finding of Moses. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• The Finding of Moses: a Seatonian Prize Poem
• The Fine Gentleman's Etiquette; or, Lord Chesterfield's Advice to His Son, Versified
• The Fingal of Ossian . . . Rendered into Heroic Verse
• The Fingal of Ossian,an Ancient Epic Poem in Six Books. . . . now Rendered into Heroic Verse
• The Fire-side Bagatelle: Containing Enigmas on the Chief Towns of England and Wales
• The First and Fourth Books of the Odes . . . .
• The First Book . . . of the Nature of Things
• The First Book . . . On the Nature of Things, in English Verse, with the Latin Text
• The First Book of Fontenoy, a Poem, in Nine Books
• The First Book of Poetry. For the Use of Schools. Intended as Reading Lessons for the Younger Classes
• The First Book of Poetry. For the Use of Schools. Intended as Reading Lessons for the Younger Classes
• The First Book of Poetry. For the Use of Schools. Intended as Reading Lessons for the Younger Classes
• The First Book of the Iliad of Homer, Verbally Rendered into English Verse . . .
• The First Book of the Iliad; the Parting of Hector and Andromache; and the Shield of Achilles. Specimens of a New Version
• The First Book of the Royal Chronicles, with the Tales, and Parables, of Peter Pindar . . .
• The First Book of Urizen
• The First Book of Virgil's Aeneid, with a Literal Interlinear Translation on the Plan Recommended by Mr. Locke
• The First Book of Virgil's Aeneid, with a Literal Interlinear Translation on the Plan Recommended by Mr. Locke
• The First Canto of Ricciardetto . . . .
• The First Canto of the Revolution: An Epic Poem
• The First Eclogue . . . .Translated into English Verse
• The First Epistle . . . Translated . . . .
• The First of April: Or, the Triumphs of Folly: A Poem. Dedicated to a Celebrated Dutchess
• The First of April: or, The Triumphs of Folly: a Poem. Dedicated to a certain Duchess
• The First of April; or, the Triumphs of Folly. A Poem . . . .
• The First Part of Peter Pindar's Poems
• The First Prayer, in Verse
• The First Sabbath; and Other Poems
• The First Twenty-eight Odes of Anacreon in Greek and English . . . .
• The First Two Books of . . . Metamorphoses . . . .
• The First Two Cantos of Richardetto
• The First Volume of Poetry . . . Containing the Most Favorite Pieces, as Performed at the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Catch Club . . . .
• The First Volume of the Poetical Works . . . .
• The First-class Reader: A Selection for Exercises in Reading, from Standard British and American Authors, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The First-class Reader: A Selection for Exercises in Reading, from Standard British and American Authors . . . .
• The First-class Reader: A Selection for Exercises in Reading, from Standard British and American Authors, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The First-class Reader: A Selection of Exercises in Reading from Standard British and American Authors. In Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Fisher Boy a Poem Comprising His Several Avocations, during the Four Seasons of tye Year . . . .
• The Fisherman's Hut, in the Highlands of Scotland. With Other Poems
• The Fishes Complaint. Or Unfair Sportsmen Censured, a Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Fishes Grand Gala. A Companion to the "Peacock at Home" . . . . Part I [, of 2]
• The Fishes Grand Gala. A Companion to the "Peacock at Home" . . . . Part II [, of 2]
• The Fishes Grand Gala. A Companion to the "Peacock at Home," &c. &c.
• The Fishes' Feast, with a Mermaid's Song, Dedicated to the Author of the Peacock at Home, with a Poetical Address. To Which is Added the Ape's Concert
• The Five First Stanzas of the Eighteenth Century . . . .
• The Flagellator: a Philippic Intended as a Gentle Whipping for the Author of "The Intercepted Epistle" . . . .
• The Flames of Newgate; or, the New Ministry
• The Flare-up Songster, or Flash Kiddy's Fancy . . . .
• The Flash Minstrel! A Famous New Collection . . . .
• The Fleaiad, an Heroic Poem . . . Humbly Addressed to Peter Pindar, Esquire . . . .
• The Fleaiad, an [H]eroic Poem, with Notes; Humbly Addressed to Peter Pindar, Esquire . . . .
• The Flight of Freedom. A Fragment
• The Flights of Fancy, being a Miscellaneous Collection of Original Poems, Epigrams, Prologues, Songs, &c. . . .
• The Flood of Thessaly, the Girl of Provence, and Other Poems
• The Florence Miscellany
• The Florentine Brothers; and Other Poems
• The Florist: Or Poetical Nose Gay and Drawing-Book . . .
• The Flower Basket, or, Poetry for Children
• The Flower of Brunswick: an Elegy . . .
• The Flower of Wye, a Poem, in Six Cantos
• The Flower Vase, a Selection of Poetry, by the Most Esteemed Authors
• The Flower-basket; or Poetical Blossoms: Original Nursery Rhymes and Tales
• The Flowers at Court
• The Flowers of Autumn . . . . To Which is Added, a Few Pieces. . . .
• The Flowers of Fancy, or Poetical Wreath: Carefully Selected from the Best Authors
• The Flowers of Literature. Being a Compendious Exhibition of the Most Interesting . . . Subjects, in Miniature . . . .
• The Flowers of Melody: A Select Collection of Scottish, English, Irish, and American Songs . . . .
• The Flowers of Melody: A Select Collection of Scottish, English, Irish, and American Songs . . . .
• The Flowers of Persian Literature: Extracts in Prose and Verse; With a Translation into English
• The Flowers of the Forest
• The Flowers; or, the Sylphid Queen: A Fairy Tale. In Verse . . . .
• The Flowret. A Collection of Poems
• The Flying Burgermaster[.] A Legend of the Black Forest.
• The Flying Roll; or, the Miscellaneous Writings . . . . Being the Occasional Productions of Twenty Years of the Writer's Life
• The Follies of Oxford: or Cursory Sketches on a University Education, from an Undergraduate to his Friend in the Coutry.
• The Following Poems were Composed during a Painful and Protracted Illness; and are Now Presented by Her Affectionate Family, to Those Friends by Whom She was Known and Valued, as a Memorial . . . .
• The Fond Lover: A Poem
• The Foppish Taylor; or, Francy Disgraced. A True Tale
• The Force of Beauty and Other Original Poems
• The Force of Example: A Nursery Rhyme. From the Celebrated Lessons for Children by Mrs Barbauld
• The Forest Minstrel, and Other Poems
• The Forest Minstrel; a Selection of Songs Adapted to the Most Favourite Scottish Airs. Few of them ever before Published
• The Forest Minstrel; a Selection of Songs, Adapted to the Most Favourite Scottish Airs . . . .
• The Forest Sanctuary: With Other Poems
• The Forest Sanctuary: With Other Poems
• The Forest Sanctuary; and Other Poems
• The Forest Sanctuary; and Other Poems
• The Forest Sanctuary; and Other Poems
• The Forest Wreath
• The Forester; or, the Royal Seat. A Drama, in Five Acts
• The Foresters, a Poem, Descriptive of a Pedestrian Journey to the Falls of Niagara
• The Foresters: A Poem, Descriptive of a Pedestrian Journey to the Falls of Niagara, in the Autumn of 1804
• The Forlorn Hope . . .
• The Formidable Triumvirate; or, the Malignant Club. [In the Hudibrastic Manner]
• The Fortunate Discovery, or, Wisdom Found at Last! A Poem
• The Fortunate Shepherdess . . . Rural Love; a Tale . . . . The Farmer's Ha' . . . Will and Jean . . . and the Waes o' War . . . .
• The Foundling-Chapel Brawl, a Non-Heroic Ballad . . .
• The Foundling. A Tale, in Verse
• The Foundling. A Tale, in Verse
• The Four Seasons of the Year, to which are added Rural Poems, and Pastoral Dialoguers, imitated from Mr. Gay . . .
• The Four Seasons of the Year, to which are added Rural Poems, and Pastoral Dialogues, Imitated from Mr. Gay . . .
• The Four Seasons, a Poem
• The Four Seasons, a Poem
• The Four Slaves of Cythera, a Romance, in Ten Cantos
• The Fourth and Tenth Satires . . . Translated...With Explanatory Notes
• The Fourth Book of Virgil's Aeneid
• The Fourth of June . . . . England's Liberty's and Monarchy's Truly Triumphant Pageant, and Royal Birth-day's Best Grace: The Independent British Phalanx, on Its Champ de Mars. A Poem
• The Fourth of November; or, a bill of fare: in imitation of the eleventh satire of Juvenal. A poem. By the author of the Injured islanders, &c.
• The Fourth Satire of Persius, Imitated . . . in Application to the Right Honourable William Pitt.
• The Fox, an Elegiac Poem, sacred to the memory of a late R***t H******ble personage
• The Franciscan Friar, a Satire; and the Marriage Ode of Francis of Valois and Mary . . . . Trans. into English verse from the Latin
• The Franklin Songster . . . .
• The Frantic Conduct of John Bull, for a Century Past: Or, a Review of His Wars and Debts. A Poem, in Two Cantos . . . .
• The Fredoniad: Or, Independence Preserved. An Epick Poem on the Late War of 1812
• The Fredoniad; or, Independence Preserved. An Epic Poem on the Late War of 1812
• The Fredoniad; or, Independence Preserved. An Epic Poem on the Late War of 1812
• The Free Mason's Companion, or Pocket Preceptor . . . .
• The free mason's pocket companion; containing, the origin, progress, and present state of that ancient fraternity...To which is now added, a collection of the most approved English, Scotch, and Irish songs
• The free masons pocket companion Containing the origin, progress and present state of that antient fraternity...To which is added. A complete collection of free mason songs, prologues epilogues, &c.
• The Free School, a Poem . . . . To Which is Added, an Elegy . . . .
• The Free-born Englishman Deprived of His Seven Senses by the Operation of the Six New Acts of the Boroughmongers. A Poem
• The Free-mason's Pocket Companion; or Elements of Free-masonry Delineated
• The French Metropolis. A Poem. In Three Books
• The French Revolution . . . .
• The French Revolution of 1830. A Comic Poem . . .
• The Frequented Village. A Poem
• The Frequented Village; a Poem. Inscribed to the Late Oliver Goldsmith
• The Frequented Village; or The Prospect of Liberty
• The Friend of Sinners
• The Friend of Youth: Or, the Influence of Early Instruction on the Religious and Moral World . . . .
• The Friends. A Tragedy
• The Friends: A Poem. In Four Books
• The Fritter
• The Frogs, a Comedy
• The Frolics of Fancy, a Familiar Epistle, Characteristic of Tristram Shandy, to a Friend
• The Frolics of Fancy, an Epistle to a Friend
• The Frontier Maid; or, a Tale of Wyoming: A Poem, in Five Cantos
• The Frost, a Little Poem, for Great Folks
• The Fruits of Faction; a Series of Pictures, Taken from Regenerated France
• The Fruits of Faith or, Musing Sinner, with Elegies and Other Moral Poems
• The Fruits of Retirement, or, Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• The Fudge Family in Edinburgh, in a Series of Poetical Epistles
• The Fudge Family in Edinburgh, in a Series of Poetical Epistles
• The Fudge Family in England
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Paris
• The Fudge Family in Washington
• The Fudge-committee, or Creditors Wanting More: A Hudibrastic Poem, in Three Cantos . . . .
• The Fudger Fudged; or, the Devil and T***y M***e
• The Fudges in England; being a Sequel to the "Fudge Family in Paris"
• The Fudges in England; being a Sequel to the "Fudge Family in Paris"
• The Fudges in England; being a Sequel to the "Fudge Family in Paris"
• The Fugitive and Other Literary Works, in Prose and Poetry
• The Fugitive Miscellany . . . in Prose and Verse . . . with many pieces never before published [Part 1 of 2]
• The Fugitive Miscellany . . . in Prose and Verse . . . with many pieces never before published. Part the Second [of 2]
• The Fulfilment of a Promise; by Which Poems . . . are Published, and Affectionately Inscribed to Her Past and Present Pupils
• The Funds and More Companies, with Technical Phrases on Stock, or, Flippancies of the Times. In Rhyme
• The Funeral of Arabert, Monk of La Trappe
• The Funeral of Arabert, Monk of La Trappe
• The Funeral of Arabert, Monk of La Trappe: A Poem
• The Funeral Sermon of Joseph Moulder . . . . With the Miscellaneous Writings of the Deceased, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Funny Songster; an Extensive Collection of Flash, Amatory, and Comical Songs . . . .
• The Fury of Discord. A Poem
• The Galaxy. Consisting of a Variety of Sacred and Other Poetry
• The Galeniad. A Satirical Poem
• The Galley Slave, or the Martyr of Marseilles
• The Galley; a Poem, in Two Cantos, Descriptive of the Loss of a Naval Officer and Five Seamen, off St. Leonards, November the 20th, 1834
• The Gallic Invasion, a Poem
• The Gallic Lion, or Modern Pandaemonium . . . .
• The Galloping Guide to the ABC, or the Child's Agreeable Introduction to a Knowledge of the Gentlemen of the Alphabet
• The Galloway Hunt, or Actaeon in the Glen Kens, an Epic Poem, in Limping Doggerel Measure . . . .
• The Gamblers, a Poem: with Notes Critical and Explanatory [Canto I]
• The Gamblers, a Poem: with Notes Critical and Explanatory. Canto II
• The Gambyriad, an Heroic Poem. Part the First
• The Game's A-foot
• The Gamesters. A Poem Addressed to the Mayor of C---------
• The Gamiad: A Poem. Addressed to T. W. C. Esqire, M.P
• The Gamut and Time Table, in Verse. For the Instruction of Children in the Rudiments of Music
• The Gamut and Time-table, in Verse
• The Gamut and Time-table, in Verse. For the Instruction of Children
• The Gamut and Time-table, in Verse. For the Instruction of Children
• The Gamut and Time-table, in Verse. For the Instruction of Children
• The Gaol: A Collection of Poems, and Detached Pieces. Written in Confinement
• The Garden of Florence; and Other Poems
• The Garden of Isleworth, a Sketch, in Verse . . . .
• The Garden of Language
• The Garden of Norfolk; or, the Rural Residence: A Poem, in Four Books . . . .
• The Garden Plot, an Allegorical Poem . . . .
• The Garden; or, the Art of Laying out Grounds
• The Garden; or, The Art of Laying Out Grounds
• The Gardens, a Poem
• The Gardens, a Poem
• The Garland of Flowers; Composed of Translations, Chiefly Original, from the Spanish, Italian, Greek, Latin, &c.
• The Garland of Grief: An Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of his Late Majesty
• The Garland of Wild Roses; a Collection of Original Poems, for Youthful Minds
• The Garland, a Collection of Poems, Chiefly upon Domestic Subjects
• The Garland: A Selection of Short Poems, Adapted to Very Early Youth . . .
• The Garland: A Selection of Short Poems, Adapted to Very Early Youth . . . .
• The Garland; a Collection of Miscellaneous Poems . . .
• The Garland; a Collection of Poems
• The Garland; or Poems on Various Subjects . . .
• The Garriciad, a Poem, being a Companion to the Rosciad of Churchill
• The Garrulous Man, a Parody upon L'Allegro of Milton. Address'd to Mr. and Mrs. Miller
• The Gas Lights. A Poem
• The Gateshead Cabinet, being a Small Collection of Songs
• The Gathering of the Guise-ites. A Poem. --- Canto I. With Notes . . . .
• The Gathering of the Unions. (Versified from the Pioneer.) The American Flag; and Other Poems
• The Gem: Or Select and Entertaining Tales. Prose and Verse. From Recent Works of Merit
• The Genealogy of the House and Surname of Setoun . . . . With the Chronicle of the House of Setoun, Compiled in Metre
• The General Baptist Itinerant
• The General Character of the Dog: Illlustrated by . . . Anecdotes . . . in Prose and Verse
• The General Class-book, or Interesting Lessons in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The General Class-book, or Interesting Lessons in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The General Class-book, or Interesting Lessons in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The General Class-book, or Interesting Lessons in Prose and Verse on a Great Variety of Subjects . . . .
• The General Class-book, or Interesting Lessons in Prose and Verse on a Great Variety of Subjects . . . .
• The General Class-book, or Interesting Lessons in Prose and Verse, on a Great Variety of Subjects . . . .
• The General Class-book, or Interesting Lessons in Prose and Verse, on a Great Variety of Subjects . . . .
• The General Fast; a Lyric Ode: with A Form of Prayer Proper for the Occasion; and A Dedication to the King
• The General-post Bag; or News . . . .
• The General-post Bag; or, News! Foreign and Domestic. To Which is Added, La Bagatelle
• The General-post Bag; or, News! Foreign and Domestic. To Which is Added, La Bagatelle
• The Generous Chief, a Tragedy . . . .
• The Generous Cock. A Fable
• The Genius of Britain, to General Howe, the Night before the Battle at Long-Island. An Ode
• The Genius of Britain. An Ode. In Allusion to the Present Times
• The Genius of Chatterton: an Irregular Ode
• The Genius of Erin, Columbia's Freedom, Flights of Fancy, Lucinda; &c. &c. &c. Being Part I of a Series of Poems
• The Genius of Federalism, a Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Genius of France. A Poem
• The Genius of France; or, the Consular Vision. A Poem. With Notes
• The Genius of Ireland, a Masque, in Three Acts
• The Genius of Ireland, a Masque, in Three Acts
• The Genius of Ireland, a Poem
• The Genius of Ireland; a New-Year's Gift to Lord Clare: in return to His Lordship's to The Queen
• The Genius of Oblivion; and Other Original Poems
• The Genius of Poetry. A Poem. In Two Books. With Odes, &c. on Several Occasions
• The Genius of Shakespear, a Summer Dream
• The Genius of the Thames Palmyra and Other Poems
• The Genius of the Thames, Palmyra, and Other Poems
• The Genius of the Thames: A Lyrical Poem, in Two Parts
• The Genius, and Other Poems
• The Gentle Shepherd, a Dramatic Poem. In Five Acts
• The Gentle Shepherd, a Scotch Pastoral . . . Attempted in English
• The Gentleman's Love Feast: A New and Complete Original Valentine Writer . . . .
• The Gentleman's Miscellany
• The Gentleman's Miscellany: consisting of Essays, Characters, Narratives, Anecdotes, and Poems . . .
• The Gentleman: A Satire, Written during the Years 1812, 1813, 1814, and 1815
• The Gentleman: A Satire, Written during the Years 1812, 1813, 1814, and 1815; with Other Poems . . . .
• The Genuine Rejected Addresses, Presented to the Committee of Management for Dury-Lane Theatre; Preceded by that Written by Lord Byron, and Adopted by the Committee
• The Geographical Guide; a Poetical Nautical Trip around the Island of Great-Britain; with . . . Notes, in Prose . . .
• The Geographical Guide; a Poetical Nautical Trip round the Island of Great-Britain . . . .
• The Georgics
• The Georgics
• The Georgics
• The Georgics . . . .
• The Georgics . . . translated into English Blank Verse
• The Georgics . . . translated into English Blank Verse
• The German Sausages; or the Devil to Pay at Congress! A Poem
• The German Sausages; or the Devil to Pay at Congress! A Poem
• The Gewgaw: Or Brighton Toy, a Caricature Poem, in One Canto
• The Ghaist o' Fearnden; Auld Poumire; and Rob Man; Three Tales
• The Ghaist oʹ Garron Haʹ; or, Imposture Detected. : A Tale, in Hudibrastic Rhyme ... To which is added, The Recruit, a Dramatic Interlude... A riddle, and The Book Canvasser's Complaint
• The Ghost of "R---l Stripes," Which was Prematurely Stifled in Its Birth in January, 1812
• The Ghost of "R---l Stripes," Which was Prematurely Stifled in Its Birth in January, 1812
• The Ghost of Chatham; a Vision. Dedicated to the House of Peers
• The Ghost of Law, or Anarchy and Despotism. A Poem, Delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa, Dartmouth College, at Their Anniversary . . . .
• The Ghosts of Nelson, Pitt, and Moore
• The Giant's Causeway: A Poem, with the Traveller Benighted in Mourne
• The Giants' Causeway; a Poem
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour, a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Giaour; a Fragment of a Turkish Tale
• The Gibbonade: or, Political Reviewer. Second Number [, of 3?]
• The Gibbonade: Or, Political Reviewer. Third Number [, of 3?]
• The Gibraltar Monkies; or, "The Rights of Man". A Fable
• The Gift of Friendship. Interesting Tales and Poetry
• The Gift; Poetical Remembrancer, Selected from the Works of Native and Foreign Authors
• The Gladiators: An Heroic Epistle, addressed to the Bravoes of Administration
• The Glass; or, Speculation: A Poem. Containing an Account of the Ancient, and Genius of the Modern, Speculators
• The Gleaner, a Selection of Poems for Youth
• The Gleaner, a Selection of Poems for Youth
• The Gleaner, or Selections in Prose and Poetry; from the Periodical Press
• The Gleaner, or, Hereford Album . . . .
• The Gleaner: A Selection from Modern Writers, in Prose and Verse
• The Gleaner; or Entertaining Pocket Companion. Being a Choice Collection of Moral, Amusive and Humourous Essays, Tales and Poems
• The Glenfall, with Other Poems
• The Glories of Jesus; or Considerations Calculated to Excite and Preserve Divine Love in Our Hearts . . . .
• The Glories of Messiah: A Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Glory of America; or, Peace Triumphant over War: A Poem
• The Glory of Columbia Her Yeomanry! A Play, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Glosser; a Poem, in Two Books
• The Goat's Beard. A Fable
• The Goat's Beard. A Fable
• The Goat's Beard. A Fable
• The Goblin Groom; A Tale of Dunse
• The Gododin, and the Odes of the Months
• The Gold Pencil-case: An Irregular Ode
• The Gold-finch: A Collection of Choice Songs
• The Golden Age, a Poetical Epistle from Erasmus D----n, M.D. to Thomas Beddoes, M.D.
• The Golden Age; or, England in 1822-3: In a Poetical Epistle to a Friend Abroad
• The Golden Age; or, England in 1822-3: In a Poetical Epistle to a Friend Abroad
• The Golden Age; or, Present State of England: In a Poetical Epistle to a Friend Abroad
• The Golden Calf, and the Idol Worshippers. A Poem
• The Golden Lamp Yet Burning! A Poem
• The Golden Lamp Yet Burning! A Poem
• The Golden Mean, a Satire, in Three Dialogues.
• The Golden Present: Calculated to Amuse Masters and Misses
• The Golden Violet, with Its Tales of Romance and Chivalry: And Other Poems
• The Golden Violet, with Its Tales of Romance and Chivalry: And Other Poems
• The Goldfinch, a New Song Book, Containing the Following Celebrated Songs . . . .
• The Goldfinch: A Collection of Favourite Scots and English Songs
• The Goldfinch: A Collection of Love, Comic, Naval, Patriotic and Sentimental Songs
• The Good Child's Book of Stops: or, Punctuation in Verse
• The Good Child's Little Hymn Book
• The Good Child's Little Hymn Book
• The Good Child's Little Hymn Book
• The Good Child's Menage, and Pretty Picture Book
• The Good Girl's Soliloquy; containing her parents' instructions relative to her disposition and manners
• The Goodman of Auchtermouchtie: Or, The Goodwife Turn'd Goodman. Being a Merry Account How the Goodman was Fitted to His Mind . . . .
• The Goodness of God, a Poem . . .
• The Goorkhah, and Other Poems
• The Gordian Knot, a Selection of Ingenious Puzzles, Conundrums, Enigmas, Charades, Anagrams, Rebusses, &c.
• The Gordian Knot: Or, Causes & Effects, a Play, in Five Acts
• The Gospel Hymn-book; a New Collection of Hymns, and Spiritual Songs: For the Use of the Pious
• The Gospel Hymn-book; being a Selection of Hymns, Composed by Different Authors. Designed for the Use of the Church Universal; and Adapted to Public and Private Devotion
• The Gospel Miracles; in a Series of Poetical Sketches: With Illustrative Conversations
• The Gospel Tragedy: An Epic Poem. In Four Books
• The Gospel Versified: or, Spiritual Songs for Messiah's Kingdom . . .
• The Gospels, for the Sundays and Festivals of Obligation, throughout the Year. With a Selection of Hymns . . . .
• The Gossip. No. II
• The Gossip; or, a Laugh with the Ladies, a Grin at the Gentlemen, and Burlesques on Byron, a Sentimental Satire No. One . . . .
• The Graces: A Classical Allegory . . . .
• The Graces: A Poetical Epistle. From a Gentleman to His Son
• The Graces: A Poetical Epistle. From a Gentleman to His Son
• The Graham; an Heroic Ballad: In Four Cantos
• The Grampians Desolate: a Poem
• The Grand Master or Adventures of Qui Hi? in Hindostan. A Hudibrastic Poem in Eight Cantos . . .
• The Grand Procession of Musselburgh Fair, or Marches Riding; Delineated in a Poem.
• The Graphomania: An Epistle to John Harden, of Brathay-Hall, Esq
• The Grateful Remembrance; in Letters of Advice to an Absent Niece, on Different Subjects
• The Grave . . . Transposed into Rhyme . . . .
• The Grave of Anna, in the Island of Madeira. (From the "Spirit of Discovery")
• The Grave of Byron, with Other Poems
• The Grave of Hope; an Elegy . . . .
• The Grave of Howard. A Poem
• The Grave of O'Neill; with Other Poems
• The Grave of the Convict. An Elegy
• The Grave of the Last Saxon; or, the Legend of the Curfew
• The Grave of the Suicide; the Parting Kiss; and Other Poems
• The Grave, a Poem: Altered into Rhime, from the Blank Verse, of Robert Blair. To Which is Added, Gray's Celebrated Elegy . . . .
• The Graves of the Indians, and Other Poems
• The Gray's Inn Association
• The Great Fight at Gateshead between Cumberland Hodge and Brimstone Harry
• The Great Fight at Gateshead between Cumberland Hodge and Brimstone Harry
• The Great Physician. An Allegory. With Original Poems
• The Great Unbled. An Allegorical Tale
• The Great Unknown. A Mystery
• The Grecian Daughter A Tragedy
• The Grecian Daughter, a Tragedy . . .
• The Grecian Daughter, a Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Crow-street . . . .
• The Grecian Daughter. A Tragedy
• The Grecian Daughter. A Tragedy
• The Grecian Daughter. A Tragedy
• The Grecian Daughter. A Tragedy
• The Grecian Daughter: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Grecian Daughter: A Tragedy. As Performed with Universal Applause by the American Company
• The Grecian Daughter: a Tragedy: as it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Grecian Daughter: A Tragedy: As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Grecian Daughter; a Tragedy . . . .
• The Grecian Daughter; a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Grecian Daughter; a Tragedy. . . . As It is Performed at the Theatres Royal
• The Grecian Wanderer, and Other Poems
• The Grecians. A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• The Greek Bubble. A Poem
• The Greeks Defended . . .
• The Greeks: A Poem . . . Dedicated to All the Legs . . .
• The Green Bag, a Farce: As now Performing with Great Applause, by His Majesty's Servants. In Two Acts
• The Green Bag: "A Dainty Dish to Set before the King;" a Ballad of the Nineteenth Century
• The Green Bag: "A Dainty Dish to Set Before a King"; a Ballad of the Nineteenth Century
• The Green Bag: "A Dainty Dish to Set before a King"; a Ballad of the Nineteenth Century
• The Green Bag: "A Dainty Dish to Set before a King"; a Ballad of the Nineteenth Century
• The Green Bag: "A Dainty Dish to Set before a King"; a Ballad of the Nineteenth Century
• The Green Bag: "A Dainty Dish to Set before a King;" a Ballad of the Nineteenth Century
• The Green Bag: (A Dainty Dish to Set before a King;( a Ballad of the Nineteenth Century
• The Green Bag: (A Dainty Dish to Set before a King;( a Ballad of the Nineteenth Century
• The Green Mountain Muse; or, Original Poetry on Various Subjects
• The Groans of the Quartern Loaf. A Poem
• The Groans of the Talents; or, Private Sentiments on Public Occurrences. In Six Epistles from Certain Ex-ministers to Their Colleagues . . . .
• The Groans of the Talents; or, Private Sentiments on Public Occurrences. In Six Epistles . . . .
• The Group
• The Group, a Farce: As Lately Acted, and to be Re-acted, to the Wonder of All Superior Intelligences; nigh Head Quarters, at Amboyne. In Two Acts
• The Group, a Farce: As Lately Acted, and to be Re-acted, to the Wonder of All Superior Intelligences; nigh Head Quarters, at Amboyne. In Two Acts
• The Group: Or an Elegant Representation Illustrated
• The Grove of Barzai, and His Elegy; from The Loves of Othniel and Achsah . .
• The Grove of Fancy. A Poem
• The Grove. A Satire
• The Grove. A Satire. With Notes, including several Anecdotes of The King
• The Grove. A Satire . . . .
• The Growing Village: A Descriptive Poem
• The Guahiba: A Tale
• The Guardians; a Poem. By a Young Lady of Portsmouth
• The Guild; a Poem
• The Guildhall Orators; or, a Review of the Aldermen & Common-council of London. A Satyrical Poem
• The Guillotina, or a Democratic Dirge, a Poem
• The Guinea Note, a Poem
• The Guinea Note, a Poem
• The Guinea Voyage, a Poem, in Three Books . . . .
• The Guinea Voyage. A Poem. In Three Books
• The Halesworth Dunciad; a Satire on Pedantry. Addressed to the Censor of the Stage
• The Hallowed Harp, Consisting of Morning, a Poem, and Other Pieces, Moral and Religious
• The Hamilton Wedding: A Humourous Poem on the Marriage of Lady Susan. Clydesdale Club Coursing . . . .
• The Hamiltoniad: Or, an Extinguisher for the Royal Faction of New-England. With Copious Notes . . . Intended as a High-heeled Shoe for All Limping Republicans
• The Hamiltoniad: Or, the Effects of Discord. An Original Poem. In Two Books. . . .
• The Hampstead Contest, a Law Case . . . .
• The Hampstead Contest; a Law Case
• The Happiness of the Blessed . . . . To Which are Added, Musings on the Church and Her Services
• The Happiness of the Blessed . . . . To Which are Added, Musings on the Church and Her Services
• The Happy Courtship, Merry Marriage, and Pic Nic Dinner, of Cock Robin, and Jenny Wren. To Which is Added, Alas! the Doleful Death of the Bridegroom
• The Happy King. A Sacred Poem: With Occasional Remarks. Respectfully Addressed to George the Third
• The Happy Morn
• The Happy Prescription; or, The Lady Relieved from her Lovers: a Comedy, in Rhyme. Written for a Private Theatre
• The Happy State of Great Britain in the Present Advanced Period of the World. A Poem . . . .
• The Happy Village. A Poem . . . .
• The Har'st Rig and the Farmer's Ha': Two Poems in the Scottish Dialect
• The Har'st Rig, and the Farmer's Ha': Two Poems in the Scottish Dialect
• The Harbinger to the Cottage Harmonist
• The Harbinger; a May-gift
• The Harmonic Preceptor; a Didactic Poem, in Three Parts
• The Harmonica, being a Choice Collection of English, Irish, and Scottish Songs . . . .
• The Harmonious Hymn Book . . . . In Two Books
• The Harmonists' Preceptor, or Treasury of Mirth: Being a New and Extensive Collection of Modern and Popular Songs . . . .
• The Harp of Caledonia: A Collection of Songs, Ancient and Modern (Chiefly Scottish) . . . .
• The Harp of Delaware; or, the Miscellaneous Poems of the Milford Bard
• The Harp of Erin, an Ode from Paris
• The Harp of Erin, Containing the Poetical Works
• The Harp of Erin, or the Hibernian Melody; being a New and the Only Entire Collection of Irish Songs . . . .
• The Harp of Hermes. Poems
• The Harp of Innisfail
• The Harp of Israel, to Meet the Loud Echo in the Wilds of America
• The Harp of Judah; a Selection of Poems Relative to the Conversion of the Jews, and on Missionary and Other Religious Societies . . . .
• The Harp of Old Ireland; a Selection of the Songs of Hibernia
• The Harp of Parnassus: A New Selection of Classical English Poetry, Including Several Original Pieces . . . .
• The Harp of Renfrewshire: A Collection of Songs and Other Poetical Pieces . . . .
• The Harp of Renfrewshire; a Collection of Songs and Other Poetical Pieces . . . .
• The Harp of Salem; a Collection of Historical Poems, from the Scriptures. Together with Some Reflective Pieces
• The Harp of St. Hilda, a Poem
• The Harp of St. Hilda, a Poem
• The Harp of the Beech Woods. Original Poems
• The Harp of the Desert . . . with Other Pieces in Verse
• The Harp of the Desert; Containing the Battle of Algiers; with Other Pieces in Verse
• The Harp of Zion, or Revival Melodist: A Collection of Approved Hymns . . . for the Closet and Family, and for Prayer Meetings
• The Harp of Zion. Sacred and Moral Poetry, Original and Select
• The Harp of Zion: A Series of Lyrics, Founded upon the Hebrew Scriptures
• The Harp of Zion; a Collection of Hymns, Select and Original. . . .
• The Harp of Zion; to Which is Added, a Brief Retrospective and Prospective View of the Baptist Society
• The Harp on the Willows; or Poetry on Miscellaneous Grave Subjects
• The Harp, Suspended by the Rivers of Babylon: Or, Songs in the Desert
• The Harp. A Legendary Tale. In Two Parts
• The Harp: A Selection of Odes and Songs, Ancient & Modern . . . .
• The Harper, and Other Poems
• The Harrowing of Hell. A Miracle Play. Printed from the Auchinleck Manuscript
• The Hartford Selection of Hymns, from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• The Hartford Selection of Hymns, from the Most Approved Authors. To Which are Added, a Number never before Published
• The Hartford Selection of Hymns, from the Most Approved Authors. To Which are Added, a Number never before Published
• The Hartford Selection of Hymns, from the Most Approved Authors. To Which are Added, a Number never before Published
• The Hartford Selection of Hymns, from the Most Approved Authors. To Which are Added, a Number never before Published
• The Hartford Selection of Hymns, from the Most Approved Authors. To Which are Added, a Number never before Published
• The Hartford Selection of Hymns. From the Most Approved Authors
• The Hartford Selection of Hymns. From the Most Approved Authors. To Which are Added a Number never before Published
• The Hartford Selection of Hymns. From the Most Approved Authors. To Which are Added, a Number never before Published
• The Harvest Festival, with Other Poems
• The Harvest Field, a Poem: to which is added Hawkestone, or The Country Seat, a Poem.
• The Hastiniad; an Heroic Poem. In Three Cantos
• The Hasty Pudding, a Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Hasty Pudding: A Poem, in Three Cantos. Written at Chambery, in Savoy, Jan. 1793
• The Hasty Pudding: A Poem, in Three Cantos. Written at Chambery, in Savoy, January, 1793 . . . . Together with the Ruling Passion
• The Hasty Pudding: A Poem, in Three Cantos. Written in Chambery, in Savoy, Jan. 1793
• The Hasty-pudding a Poem, in Three Cantos. Written at Chambery, in Savoy, Jan. 1793
• The Hasty-pudding, a Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Hasty-Pudding, a Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Hasty-pudding, a Poem, in Three Cantos. Written in Chambery, in Savoy, Jan. 1793
• The Hasty-pudding, a Poem, in Three Cantos; Written in Chambery in Savoy, Jan. 1793
• The Hasty-pudding. A Poem, in Three Cantos . . . . Written at Champerry, in Savoy, 1793
• The Hasty-pudding. A Poem, in Three Cantos . . . . Written in Champerry in Savoy, 1793
• The Hasty-pudding. A Poem, in Three Cantos . . . . Written in Champerry in Savoy, 1793
• The Hasty-pudding: A Poem, in Three Cantos . . . . Written in Chamberry in Savoy, 1793
• The Hasty-pudding: A Poem, in Three Cantos . . . . Written in Germany, in Savoy, 1793
• The Hasty-pudding: A Poem, in Three Cantos, Written at Chambery, in Savoy, January, 1793 . . . . Together with the Ruling Passion
• The Hasty-pudding: A Poem, in Three Cantos. Written at Chambery, in Savoy, January, 1793
• The Hasty-pudding: A Poem, in Three Cantos. Written in Chambery, in Savoy, January, 1793
• The Hasty-pudding; a Poem, in Three Cantos. Written at Chambery, in Savoy, Jan. 1793
• The Haunch of Venison, a Poetical Epistle to Lord Clare
• The Haunch of Venison, a Poetical Epistle to Lord Clare . . . .
• The Haunch of Venison, a Poetical Epistle to Lord Clare.
• The Haunch of Venison; a Poetical Epistle: To the Right Honourable Earl Bective
• The Haunted Farmer; or, the Ghost of the Granary, a Tale, Applicable to the Times
• The Haunts of Shakespeare: a Poem.
• The Head of the Rock, a Welsh Landskip. Being a Prospect near Abergwilly Palace, the Residence of the Bishop of St. Davids, in the Neighbourhood of Carmarthen
• The Heads of Chronology, in English Verse, after the Method of the Ancient Triads
• The Heart of Oak: Consisting of a Choice Selection of New Songs for the Year 1809 . . . .
• The Heart of Oak; Consisting of a Choice Selection of New Songs for the Year 1810 . . . .
• The Heart's-ease; a Choice Wreath of Poetry
• The Heart, with Odes and Other Poems
• The Heathen Mythology, in Easy and Pleasing Verse . . . Intended for the Instruction of Young Ladies
• The Heather Bloom, a Museum of Original Scottish Songs
• The Hebrew, a Sketch in the Nineteenth Century; with the Dream of Saint Keyna
• The Hebrew. A Drama, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Hecuba . . . .
• The Heir of Foiz; a Dramatic Sketch, in Two Acts. The False One, and Other Poems . . . .
• The Heir of the World, and Lesser Poems
• The Heliotrope; or, Pilgrim in Pursuit of Health. Cantos First and Second
• The Henpeck'd Husband . . .
• The Henriad; a Poem; with Notes and Variations. Translated from the French
• The Henriade . . .
• The Henriade, an Epic Poem, in Ten Cantos
• The Henriade. Part II.
• The Herald of Love, being a Choice Collection of Valentines . . . . With a Singular Valentine from the Daughter of John Bull to Bonaparte
• The Hermit and the Traveller
• The Hermit of Eskdaleside, with Other Poems
• The Hermit of Eskedaleside: a Poem
• The Hermit of Hawkstone: A Descriptive Poem
• The Hermit of Lansdown. A Poem
• The Hermit of Mona. A Poem; Saled, A Tale of the Eleventh Century: With Other Pieces
• The Hermit of Warkworth, a Northumberland Ballad, in Three Fits or Cantos
• The Hermit of Warkworth, a Northumberland Ballad, in Three Fits or Cantos
• The Hermit of Warkworth, a Northumberland Ballad, in Three Fits or Cantos.
• The Hermit of Warkworth, a Northumberland Ballad. In Three Fits or Cantos
• The Hermit of Warkworth. A Northumberland Ballad
• The Hermit of Warkworth. A Northumberland Ballad in Three Fits
• The Hermit of Warkworth. A Northumberland Ballad, in Three Fits or Cantos
• The Hermit of Warkworth. A Northumberland Ballad. In Three Fits or Cantos
• The Hermit of Warkworth. A Northumberland Tale. In Three Parts
• The Hermit of Warkworth; a Northumberland Tale. In Three Parts
• The Hermit, with Other Poems
• The hermit: a sacred eclogue. In imitation of the sixth pastoral of Virgil intitled Silenus. To which is added a translation of that pastoral into English verse.
• The Hermitage, or Views of Life and Manners. A Poem, with Notes
• The Hermitage; or, Alphonso and Agnes, in Two Cantos; with the Nun, and Other Poems
• The Hero of H---s, or, Black a-Moor Washed White
• The Hero. A Poetical Epistle . . . to Marquis Cornwallis
• The Heroes of the Lake. A Poem, in Two Books. Written in the Autumn of 1813
• The Heroes of the North, or the Battles of Lake Erie, and Champlain. Two Poems
• The Heroes of Waterloo. An Ode
• The Heroic Deeds of the Scots. A Poem, in Four Volumes . . . . Vol. I [no more published?]
• The Heroic Elegies and Other Pieces of Llywarc Hen, Prince of the Cumbrian Britons
• The Heroine of the Cave. A Tragedy. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Heroine of the Cave. A Tragedy. As performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Herring Drave; a Poem
• The Hibernian Songster, being a Collection of all the Irish Melodies, with the Addition of Several English and Irish Songs
• The Hieromania; a Poem
• The High Anointed Cherub . . . .
• The High School Reader, Designed for a First Class Book. Consisting of Extracts in Prose and Poetry
• The High-mettled Racer
• The High-Mettled Racer...To which are added many interesting anecdotes of the race-horse (extracted from Captain Thomas Brown's “Biographical Sketches of Horses”).
• The Highlanders a Poem
• The Highlanders, and Other Poems
• The Highlanders, and Other Poems
• The Highlanders, and Other Poems
• The Highlanders, Tivoli, with Sonnets and Other Poems, Mostly Written about the Year 1813
• The Hill of Caves, in Two Cantos. With Other Poems
• The Hind and the Panther. Part IV
• The Hind and the Panther. Part IV
• The Hind and the Panther; or the Catholic Confuted, an Allegory
• The Hippocrene: A Collection of Poems
• The Historic Progress of Civil and Rational Liberty, and Order, Triumphant over Faction: A Poem . . . .
• The Historical Dramas of Henry, Lord Darnly, King of Scots; John, Earl of Gowrye; and Mary's Bower; or the Castle of the Glen . . . .
• The Historical Scotish Village and Other Pastorals
• The History and Adventures of Little Henry, Exemplified in a Series of Figures
• The History and Antiquities of Northallerton, in the County of York
• The History of a Little Sweep Boy: who was Accidentally Run Over by a Nobleman's Carriage . . . a Poem, in Six Cantos
• The History of a Reprobate, as given in . . . the Rev. John Wesley's Abridgement of The Fool of Quality, paraphrased into Verse . . .
• The History of an Election. Date Unknown
• The History of Betsey Brown. Founded on Fact
• The History of England, from the Norman Conquest to the Present Time; or, a Tragi-comic Song . . . . To Which is Added, the Multiplication, in Song
• The History of England, in Easy Verse . . .
• The History of England, in Easy Verse . . .
• The History of Greece, in Easy Verse . . .
• The History of Jack Horner . . . .
• The History of Jacob; a Scripture Narrative, in Verse
• The History of Jenny Hickling. An Authentic Narrative
• The History of John Gilpin . . . .
• The History of John Gilpin . . . .
• The History of John Gilpin . . . . Likewise the Battle of the Flying Dragon and the Man of Heaton
• The History of John Gilpin of Cheapside, a Droll Story. And the Historical Ballad, of the Children in the Wood
• The History of John Gilpin, a Humorous Poem; also, the Tinker and the Glazier; or, One Good Turn Deserves Another: A Tale
• The History of John Gilpin, how he went farther than he intended, and came Home at last
• The History of Jonah, and Other Scripture Paraphrase; with Some Poetic Fragments
• The History of Joseph, Transposed
• The History of Joseph; a Poem designed for the Improvement of Young Persons, with Notes, Practical and Explanatory
• The History of Little Red Riding-hood, in Verse . . . .
• The History of Little Red Riding-Hood. In Verse
• The History of Little Tom Tucker
• The History of Masonry; or the Free Mason's Pocket-companion . . . . To Which is Added a Large Collection of Songs
• The History of Mother Twaddle, and the Marvellous Atchievments of Her Son Jack
• The History of North-Allerton, in the County of York. To Which is Added a Description of the Castle-hills
• The History of Peter Pindar . . .
• The History of Peter Pindar, from that Memorable Aera when he received a Sound Thrashing, down to the Present Time
• The History of Rome, in Easy Verse . . .
• The History of Rome. In Easy Verse . . .
• The History of Sam, the Sportsman, and His Gun, also of His Wife Joan
• The History of Simple Simon
• The History of Sixteen Wonderful Old Women, Illustrated by as Many Engravings; Exhibiting Their Principal Eccentricities and Amusements
• The History of the Apple Pie
• The History of the Apple Pie
• The History of the Birds in the Air . . . .
• The History of the Birds of the Air: Designed for the Entertainment of All Good Little Boys and Girls
• The History of the County of Cumberland, and Some Places Adjacent, from the Earliest Accounts to the Present Time . . . .
• The History of the Holy Bible . . . . attempted in Easy Verse. Vols. 1-3 [of 4]
• The History of the Holy Bible . . . attempted in Easy Verse. Vol. 4 [of 4]
• The History of the House that Jack Built
• The History of the House that Jack Built
• The History of the House that Jack Built. To Which are Added the Tabby Cat's Adventure, and the Lame Pigeon
• The History of the House that Jack Built. To Which are Added the Tabby Cat's Adventure, and the Lame Pigeon
• The History of the House that Jack Built. To Which are Added the Tabby Cat's Adventure. And the Lame Pigeon
• The History of Tobit; a Poem: With Other Poems, on Various Subjects
• The History of Tom Thumb
• The History of Tom Tucker
• The History of Tommy and Harry, Versified
• The History of Two Horses, and Other Fables, in Verse; with Moral Reflections Calculated to Inspire the Minds of Youth with Filial Affection, and a Tenderness towards the Dumb Creation
• The History of Whittington and His Cat
• The History of Will and Jean . . . with Watty and Meg: Or the Wife Reformed
• The Histrionade: or, Theatric Tribunal; a Poem, descriptive of the Principal Performers at Both Houses. In Two Parts
• The Hit at the Tenth. In Three Cantos . . . . To Which is Added, the Pugilists' Wreath . . . .
• The Hive. A Selection of Poems, Chiefly from the Works of Living Authors. Intended for the Perusal of Young Persons
• The Holy Bible Abridged: Or, the History of the Old and New Testament . . . . For the Use of Children . . . . To Which is Added, a Compleat Abstract in Easy Verse
• The Holy Land: A Poem
• The Holy Minstrel, Being the Song of Solomon and Other Parts of Scripture in Metre
• The Holy War, a Vision. A Poem in Five Books. To Which is Added, the Holy War, in Prose . . . .
• The Holy Wars: a Seatonian Prize Poem
• The Holydays of the Church . . . with Reflections, Collects, and Metrical Sketches
• The Home in the West, a Poem, Delivered at Dartmouth College, July 4, 1817
• The Home of Love, a Poem. Dedicated, by Permission, to Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales
• The Honey Moon
• The Honey Moon. A Comedy, in Five Acts
• The Honey Moon. A Comedy, in Five Acts
• The Honey Moon. A Comedy. In Five Acts . . . . as Performed at the Theatres, New-York and Drury-Lane
• The Honey Moon: A Comedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Honey Moon: A Comedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Honey Moon: A Comedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Honey Moon; a Comedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Honey Moon; a Comedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Honey Moon; a Comedy. In Five Acts . . . .
• The Honeysuckle, or, Sabbath School Premium; being a Collection of Short Prayers, Hymns . . . for the Use of Young Persons
• The Honorable Britons: a Poem.
• The Hop-garden, a Didactic Poem
• The Hope of Immortality: A Poem, in Four Parts
• The Hope of Liberty. Containing a Number of Poetical Pieces
• The Hopes of Matrimony: A Poem
• The Horindiad: A Poem. In Three Books
• The Horrors of Bribery; a Penitential Epistle, from Philip Hamlin, Timman, to the Right Hon. H. Addington, Prime Minister. To Which is Added a Postscript . . . .
• The Horrors of Invasion; a Poem. Addressed to the People of Great Britain, and to the Chirk Hundred Volunteers, and All Welshmen, in particular
• The Horse Laugh; or, Cabinet of Comic Tales . . . . In Prose and Verse
• The Horse's Levee, or, The Court of Pegasus. Intended as a Companion to The Butterfly's Ball, and The Peacock "at Home"
• The Hospice of St. Bernard, a Poem
• The Hospital, a Poem, in Three Books, Written in the Devon & Exeter Hospital, 1809
• The Hospital, a Poem. [Book I]
• The Hour of Retribution, with Other Poems
• The Hour of Trial! A Few Stanzas: Hastily Written in the House of Lords
• The Hour of Trial; a Tragedy
• The Hours of Contentment. A Poem
• The Hours of Contentment. A Poem
• The Hours of Idleness; a Series of Poems
• The Hours, a Poem, in Four Idylls
• The House of Atreus, and the House of Laius; Tragedies Founded on the Greek Drama . . . and Other Poems
• The House of Colberg; a Tragedy, in Five Acts, as Performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
• The House of Commons: Or, Debates in St. Giles's Chapel
• The House of Commons: or, Debates in St. Gyles's Chapel
• The House of Mornington, a Pastoral Drama; with Miscellaneous Poems
• The House of Morville: A Drama in Five Acts; as Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Lyceum
• The House of Morville: Or, Disinherited Son: A Drama in Five Acts; as Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Lyceum
• The House of Morville; a Historical Drama, in Five Acts
• The House of Mourning, a Poem: With Some Smaller Pieces
• The House of Mourning, or the Christian's Cenotaph for Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales. An Elegiac Poem
• The House of Wisdom in a Bustle. A Poem, Descriptive of the Noted Battle Lately Fought in C--ng---ss
• The House of Wisdom in a Bustle; a Poem, Descriptive of the Noted Battle, Lately Fought in C---ng---ss
• The House Queen Caroline Built. An Effusion
• The House that Jack Built
• The House that Jack Built
• The House that Jack Built . . . . To Which is Added, Some Account of Jack Gingle . . . .
• The House that Jack Built, a Diverting Story for Children
• The House that Jack Built, a Diverting Story for Children of All Ages
• The House that Jack Built, a Diverting Story for Children of All Ages. To Which is Added, Some Account of Jack Gingle . . . .
• The House that Jack Built, a Diverting Story for Children of All Ages. To Which is Added, Some Account of Jack Gingle . . . .
• The House that Jack Built, a Diverting Story for Children of All Ages. To Which is Added, Some Account of Jack Gingle . . . .
• The House that Jack Built. A Diverting Story for Children of All Ages
• The House that Jack Built. A Diverting Story for Children of all Ages
• The House that Jack Built. To Which are Added, the History of Miss Kitty Pride: And the Virtue of the Rod
• The House that Jack Built. To Which is Added, the History of Miss Kitty Pride . . . .
• The House that Jack Built: To Which is Added, a Collection of Entertaining Fables, &c.
• The House that Jack Built: To Which is Prefixed, the History of Jack Jingle . . . .
• The House that Jack Built: To Which is Prefixed, the History of Jack Jingle . . . .
• The House that Jack Built; an Entertaining Story, for Children
• The House that Jonathan Built, or Political Primer for 1832
• The Humming Bird, a Collection of New, Favourite and National Songs
• The Humming Bird; or, New American Songster: With Modern Toasts and Sentiments
• The Humorist; Containing Margaret and the Minister, the Monk and the Miller's Wife, and the Loss o' the Pack
• The Humorous Story of Mrs. Gilpin's Return from Edmonton. Being the Sequel to Johnny Gilpin
• The Humorous Story of Mrs. Gilpin's Return from Edmonton. Being the Sequel to Johnny Gilpin
• The Humourist's Miscellany: Containing Original and Select Articles in Poetry, on Mirth, Humour, Wit, Gaiety, and Entertainment
• The Humourist's Miscellany; containing Original and Select Articles of Poetry . . .
• The Humourist, a Companion for the Christmas Fireside
• The Humourist, a Companion for the Christmas Fireside
• The Humourous Story of Mrs. Gilpin's Return from Edmonton. Being the Sequel to Johnny Gilpin
• The Humours of Brighthelmstone
• The Hunchback
• The Hunchback. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Hunchback. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Hunchback. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Hunchback. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Hunchback. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Hunchback. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Hunchback. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Hunchback.A Play, in Five Acts
• The Hunchback: A Play, in Five Acts
• The Hunchback; a Play, in Five Acts
• The Hunter and Other Poems
• The Hunter of Monadnoc.A Romantic Drama, in Three Acts
• The Hunting of Badlewe, a Dramatic Tale
• The Huntress of Glenfinnart, with Other Legendary Poems and Songs . . . .
• The Huntsman and the Dog, a Satirical Poem
• The Huron Chief, and Other Poems
• The Hurricane: A Theosophical and Western Eclogue. To which is subjoined, A Solitary Effusion on a Summer's Evening
• The Hussar of Magdeburg; or, The Midnight Phaeton
• The Hymns . . .
• The Hymns of Orpheus, Translated . . . with a Preliminary Dissertation on the Life and Theology of Orpheus
• The Hypochondriack, a Sentimental Poem
• The I. O. O. F. Harmonia: A Collection of Sentimental and Pleasing Songs
• The Idea: A Panegyric on Her Majesty
• The Ideot Boy, a Spanish Tale of Pity . . . .
• The Ides of June. A Poem, to the Fair Sex.
• The Idiot Boy, a Tale
• The Idle Man, a Miscellaneous Assemblage: Consisting of the Pastime, a Desultory Moral Poem, in Four Books, with Lesser Compositions in Prose and Verse
• The Idyllia, Epigrams and Fragments . . . translated from the Greek into English Verse
• The Idyllia, Epigrams, and Fragments . . . Translated from the Greek into English Verse
• The Idyllia, Epigrams, and Fragments . . . with the Elegies . . . .
• The Ignus Fatuus: Or, a Voice from the Clouds . . . . Comprising the Climax of Iniquity . . . the Quinciad, and Other Poems
• The Iliad . . . .
• The Iliad . . . .
• The Iliad . . . . Book I
• The Iliad . . . . Book I
• The Iliad . . . Translated into English Blank Verse
• The Iliad . . . Translated into English Blank Verse . . . .
• The Iliad . . . Translated into English Blank Verse . . . .
• The Iliad . . ., Translated into English Blank Verse
• The Iliad . . ., Translated into English Blank Verse, with Notes
• The Iliad and Odyssey . . . .translated into English Blank Verse
• The Iliad and Odyssey . . . translated into English Blank Verse
• The Immanuel, an Evangelical Paraphrase: A Poem
• The Immortality of Shakespeare . . . .
• The Immortality of the Soul . . .
• The Immortality of the Soul, and Other Poems
• The Immortality of the Soul: with Other Poems
• The Immortality of the Soul; with Other Poems
• The Immortals; or, the Heroes of the Eighteenth Century
• The Impeachment: a Mock-Heroic Poem
• The Imperfection of Human Enjoyments. A Poem
• The Imperial Captive; or, the Unexampled Career of the Ex-emperor, Napoleon . . . .
• The Imperial Conspirator Overthrown . . . .
• The Imperial Epistle from Kien Long . . . to George the Third . . .
• The Imperial Epistle from Kien Long . . . to George the Third . . .
• The Imperial Epistle from Kien Long, Emperor of China, to George the Third . . .
• The Imperial Epistle from Kien Long, Emperor of China, to George the Third . . . in the Year 1794 . . . .
• The Imperial Epistle, and the Shade of Alexander Pope
• The Imperial Mirror; or Literary Miscellany. Being a Selection in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Imperial Mirror; or Literary Miscellany. Being a Selection in Prose and Verse . . .
• The Impious Feast: A Poem in Ten Books
• The Improvisatore, in Three Fyttes, with Other Poems
• The Improvisatrice; and Other Poems
• The Improvisatrice; and Other Poems
• The Improvisatrice; and Other Poems
• The Improvisatrice; and Other Poems
• The Improvisatrice; and Other Poems
• The Improvisatrice; and Other Poems
• The Improvisatrice; and Other Poems
• The Inamorato: Addressed to the Author of the Electrical Eel
• The Incarnation, and Other Poems
• The Incendiary Corrected; or, Injured Virtue and Honesty Defended: A Satyric Poem; being an Answer to . . . the Bouseliad . . . .
• The Independency of the Mind, Affirmed. A Poem, in Two Parts. With Occasional Notes
• The India Guide; or, Journal of a Voyage to the East Indies in the Year MDCCLXXX, in a Poetical Epistle . . . .
• The Indian Scalp, or Canadian Tale, a Poem
• The Indian Tale, and Other Poems
• The Indian: a Poem. In Six Cantos
• The Indians, a Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre-Royal Richmond
• The Indians, a Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Richmond
• The Infant Minstrel: Or, Poetry for Young Minds
• The Infant Minstrel: or, Poetry for Young Minds
• The Infant Scholar's Guide to Knowledge. For the Use of Schools and Private Families
• The Infant School and Nursery Hymn Book . . . Designed to Assist Mothers and Teachers in Developing the Infant Mind . . . to Which are Added Moral Songs and Pieces for Recitation . . . .
• The Infant School and Nursery Hymn Book; being a Collection of Hymns Original and Selected . . . Moral Songs . . . Adapted to the Capacity of Children under Seven Years
• The Infant School and Nursery Hymn Book; being a Collection of Hymns, Original and Selected . . . Designed to Assist Mothers and Teachers . . .to Which are Added Moral Songs . . . .
• The Infant Speaker
• The Infant Teacher's Assistant, for the Use of School and Private Families
• The Infant Teacher's Assistant, for the Use of Schools and Private Families
• The Infant Teacher's Assistant, for the Use of Schools and Private Families
• The Infant Vision of Shakspeare; with an Apostrophe to the Immortal Bard, and other Poems
• The Infant's Daily Sacrifice. A Book of Short Hymns for Children
• The Infant's Daily Sacrifice. A Book of Short Hymns for Children
• The Infant's Death, a Sacred Poem
• The Infant's Grammar, or a Pic-nic Party of the Parts of Speech
• The Infant-Hymnist; or, a Collection of Hymns Suited to the Years, and Composed for the Benefit, of Children, of a Sunday School. . . .
• The Inferno
• The Inferno . . . Canto I-XVII. With a Translation in English Blank Verse
• The Inferno . . . Canto XVIII-XXXIV. With a Translation in English Blank Verse
• The Inferno . . . translated
• The Inferno . . ., Translated into English Blank-verse, with Notes, Historical, Classical, and Explanatory, and a Life of the Author
• The Infidel and Christian Philosophers: Or, the Last Hours of Voltaire and Addison Contrasted. A Poem
• The Infirmary; or, Sketches of Practical Benevolence. A Poem in Four Cantos
• The Inflexible Captive. A Tragedy
• The Inflexible Captive. A Tragedy
• The Inflexible Captive: A Tragedy
• The Inflexible Captive: A Tragedy
• The Inflexible Captive: A Tragedy
• The Influence of Apathy, and Other Poems
• The Influence of Genius, a Poem
• The Influence of Local Attachment with Respect to Home . . . .
• The Influence of Local Attachment with Respect to Home. A Poem . . . .
• The Influence of Local Attachment with Respect to Home. A Poem
• The Influence of the Holy Bible. A Poem
• The Influence of Women on Society, a Rhapsody, in Verse
• The Influences of Sensibility; a Poem, in Three Parts
• The Ingrate's Gift: A Dramatic Poem. In Five Acts
• The Injured Islanders; or, The Influence of Art upon the Happiness of Nature
• The Innocents; a Sacred Drama. Ocean; and the Earthquake at Aleppo; Poems
• The Inquiry. Part I [all published]
• The Inquisitive Traveller: a Poetic Essay. With some Preliminary . . . Observations . . .
• The Inquisitor: A Tragedy . . . Altered from the German
• The Insects in Council, Addressed to Entomologists, with Other Poems
• The Insects in Council, Addressed to Entomologists, with Other Poems
• The Insolvent Debtor: a Simple Pathetic Tale, founded on Facts. To which is added, a small Collection of Miscellaneous Poetry
• The Institute; a Heroic Poem
• The Instructive Alphabet
• The Intelligent Flower-pot
• The Intelligent Reader: Designed as a Sequel to the Child's Guide
• The Intelligent Reader: Designed as a Sequel to the Child's Guide
• The Intended Speech of the Attorney General to the House of Commons
• The Interesting Morning Narrative and Infant History of Harriet and Henry Douglass . . .
• The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vasa, the African . . . To Which are Added, Poems on Various Subjects
• The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa, the African. Written by Himself . . . . To Which are Added, Poems on Various Subjects, by Phillis Wheatly, Negro Servant to Mr John Wheatly of Boston in New England
• The Interesting Story of the Children in the Wood, an Historical Ballad
• The Interesting Story of the Children in the Wood, an Historical Ballad
• The Interesting Tale of the Children in the Wood. An Historical Ballad . . . .
• The Intolerants. A Drama. Three First Acts of Things among Us; as Performed at the ****** ****** with More Effect than Applause
• The Inundation or the Life of a Fen-man, a Poem. With Notes Critical and Explanatory.
• The Invalid's Hymn Book
• The Invalid's Hymn Book
• The Invasion; or, the Anglo-Saxons. A Play. In Five Acts
• The Invective: A Poem. With Specimens of Translation from the Greek Comic and Tragic Dramas
• The Invention of Letters: A Poem, Written at the Request of the President of Harvard University . . . .
• The Invention of Letters: A Poem, Written at the Request of the President of Harvard University . . . .
• The Invention of Letters: A Poem, Written at the Request of the President of Harvard University, and Delivered, in Cambridge, on the Day of Annual Commencement, July 15, 1795
• The Inventory . . . .The Dominie Depos'd, (Concluded) . . . .
• The Invincible Island; a Poem: With Introductory Observations on the Present War
• The Invitation and Human Passions
• The Invitation, a Poem Addressed to General Wilkinson, Commander in Chief of the United States Army
• The Invitation, or Urbanity: A Poem. For the Benefit of a Sunday-school
• The Invitation; a Rhyming and Locodescriptive Epistle, Containing Sketches of Scenery in Wilts and Dorset . . .
• The Invocation, or an Inquiry into the Feuds of Brothers M---- and C----. A Poem
• The Ionian Isles, a Dublin University Prize-poem
• The Irish Boy. A Ballad
• The Irish Catholic; a Patriotic Poem; in Five Cantos . . . .
• The Irish Chief; or, Patriot King. A New Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre in Smock-Alley, Dublin
• The Irish Melodies; National and Harmonious
• The Irishman in London; a Farce: Or, the Rebel Excommunicated. A Poem
• The Iron Chest: A Play, in Three Acts
• The Iron Chest: A Play; in Three Acts
• The Island Bagatelle; containing Poetical Enigmas on the Estates in each Parish in the Island of Grenada
• The Island Bride in Six Cantos
• The Island of Innocence; a Poetical Epistle to a Friend . . . . Part the First
• The Island of Innocence; a Poetical Epistle to a Friend . . . . Part the First
• The Island of Love. A Dream
• The Island of the Propontis, and Other Poems
• The Island, or Christian and His Comrades
• The Island, or Christian and His Comrades
• The Island, or Christian and His Comrades
• The Island, or Christian and His Comrades
• The Island; or, Christian and His Comrades
• The Isle of Devils. A Historical Tale, Founded on an Anecdote in the Annals of Portugal. (From an Unpublished Manuscript)
• The Isle of Old Sherry.A Poem of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
• The Isle of Palms, and Other Poems
• The Isle of Palms, and Other Poems
• The Isle of Wight, and Other Poems
• The Isle of Wight: A Poem
• The Isle of Wight: a Poem
• The Italian Heloise: A Series of Original Letters, Versified in Imitation of the Abelard and Heloise of Pope
• The Italian Lover, a Tragedy . . . .
• The Italian Monk, a Play, in Three Acts
• The Italian Monk, a Play, in Three Acts
• The Italian Wife. A Tragedy
• The Italians . . . .
• The Italians . . . .
• The Italians; or the Fatal Accusation: A Tragedy . . . .
• The Italians; or the Fatal Accusation: A Tragedy . . . .
• The Italians; or the Fatal Accusation: A Tragedy . . . .
• The Italians; or the Fatal Accusation: A Tragedy . . . .
• The Italians; or the Fatal Accusation: A Tragedy. With the Prefaces . . . .
• The Jack Daw "At Home": Or, British Nobility Burlesqued
• The Jackdaw "At Home"
• The Jacobins' Lamentation: Or, the Poor Too Rich!
• The Jacobite Relics of Scotland; being the Songs, Airs, and Legends of the Adherents to the House of Stuart. [First series, of 2]
• The Jeffersoniad; or, an Echo to the Groans of an Expiring Faction
• The Jerusalem Delivered . . . . Translated into English Spenserian Verse
• The Jesuit. An Allegorical Poem. With Airs and Choruses, as Rehearsed after the Example of Ancient Bards and Minstrels
• The Jew of Arragon; or, the Hebrew Queen. A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Jewish Bard: in Four Odes, to the Holy Mountains
• The Jilt: A Poem
• The Jolly Beggars: A Cantata
• The Jolly Tories; Consisting of New Songs, Written for, but not Sung at, the Pitt Club Dinner . . . .
• The Journey of Dr. Robert Bongout, and His Lady, to Bath. Performed in the Year 177-
• The Journey of Goody Flitch and Her Cow
• The Journey of Life; or, a Solemn View of Death and the World to Come. And Other Poems
• The Journey to Brighton; an Heroi-comic Poem, With a Moral Episode. Likewise, an Epic Comic Poem, or A Ramble Through London
• The Jovial Songster, a New Selection of the Most Popular Scotch, English & Irish Songs
• The Jovial Songster. Containing a Collection of the Best Humorous & Entertaining Songs . . . .
• The Jovial Songster. Containing a Good Collection of Songs
• The Jovial Songster. Containing a Good Collection of Songs. Sung at the Most Genteel Places of Amusement
• The Jovial Songster: Being a Number of the Most Celebrated--Love--and Sea Songs
• The Jovial Songster: Containing a Variety of Patriotic and Humorous Songs
• The Jovial Songster; or, Sailor's Delight. A Choice Collection of Chearful and Humourous Songs . . . .
• The Jubilean Dramatic Pageant; Containing the Invitation, or the Call of the Counties, Shakespeare's Dream . . . .
• The Jubilee, a Poem on the Fiftieth Anniversary of His Majesty's Accession to the Throne
• The Jubilee, a Poem; with Serious and Loyal Reflections on the Blessings We Enjoy as a Nation, under the Government of a Mild and Beloved King . . . .
• The Judge; or, an Estimate of the Importance of the Judicial Character, Occasioned by the Death of the Late Lord Clare . . . . A Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Judgement of the Flood
• The Judgment Day: A Sacred Poem
• The Judgment Day: A Sacred Poem
• The Judgment Day: A Sacred Poem
• The Judgment Day: A Sacred Poem
• The Judgment of Babylon; the Siege of Masada; with Other Poems
• The Judgment Reversed; or, Chloe Triumphant . . . .
• The Judgment, a Vision
• The Justification. A Poem
• The Justification: A Poem
• The Juvenaliad. A Satire
• The Juvenile Bible: being a Brief Concordance of the Holy Scriptures, in Verse . . .
• The Juvenile Class Book. Compiled for the Use of Schools. No. 1
• The Juvenile Class Book. Compiled for the Use of Schools. No. 3
• The Juvenile Class Book. Compiled for the Use of Schools. No. 4
• The Juvenile Class Book. Compiled for the Use of Schools.No. 2
• The Juvenile Miscellany, in Prose and Verse. Selected from the Writings of Eminent Authors
• The Juvenile Muse: an assemblage of Original Pieces . . .
• The Juvenile Piece-Book: Being a Collection of Pathetic, Serious, Moral, Descriptive, and Entertaining Poetry
• The Juvenile Poetical Moralist
• The Juvenile Puzzler; or, Amusing Riddle-book
• The Juvenile Reader; or Miscellaneous Selections, in Prose and Verse. . . .
• The Juvenile Reader; or, Miscellaneous Selections, in Prose and Verse
• The Juvenile Reader; or, Miscellaneous Selections, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Juvenile Roscius: Or, Spouter's Amusement, Being a Collection of Original Prologues, Epilogues, . . . &c.
• The Juvenile Speaker: Comprising a Collection of Pieces Original and Selected, from Various Authors . . . .
• The Juvenile Speaker; or Dialogues, and Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Juvenile Wreath
• The Juvenile Wreath
• The Juvenile Wreath; Consisting of Poems, Chiefly on Subjects of Natural History
• The Keepsake; or, Poems and Pictures for Childhood and Youth
• The Kelso Souvenir: Or, Selections from Her Scrap-book. (Entirely Original.)
• The Kenrickad: A Poem
• The Kentish Barons: A Play, in Three Acts. Interspersed with Songs
• The Kentish Cricketers: A Poem. Being a Reply to ... a Parody on the Ballad of Chevy Chace; intituled, Surry Triumphant: Or, the Kentish Men's Defeat.
• The Kentucky Miscellany
• The Kentucky Miscellany
• The Keppeliad; or, Injur'd Virtue Triumphant. A Poem.
• The Kettle Abusing the Pot. A Satirical Poem
• The Kettle Abusing the Pot. A Satirical Poem
• The Kettle Abusing the Pot. A Satirical Poem
• The Kettle Abusing the Pot. A Satirical Poem
• The Kettle Abusing the Pot. A Satirical Poem
• The Kettle Abusing the Pot. A Satirical Poem
• The Kilmainham Pensioner's Lament
• The Kind Uncle and His Dog Ganges
• The King and Queen of Hearts
• The King and Queen of Hearts: With the Rogueries of the Knave Who Stole the Queen's Pies
• The King's Arrival; or, the Crowded Metropolis: Containing a Dramatic Sketch, and Other Poems, Occasioned by His Majesty's Visit . . . .
• The King's House at Winchester. A Poem, in Two Parts
• The King's Ode, in Answer to Peter Pindar, on the Subject of his Pension
• The King's Prophecy, and Political Predictions of John Bull
• The King's Visit to Ireland; a Funny Poem . . . in a Letter to Common Sense
• The King's Welcome to Edinburgh; by a Country Shepherd, His Wife, and Daughter. A True Tale
• The King: The Lay of "a Papist"
• The Kings; or, Legitimacy Unmasked, a Satirical Poem
• The Kirk's Alarm: A Satire. A Letter to a Taylor, the De'ils awa' wi' the Exciseman . . . .
• The Kirkiad; or, Golden Age of the Church of Scotland. Canto I
• The Kirwanade: Or Poetical Epistle. Humbly Addressed to the Modern Apostle! In Consequence of His Very Spirited Behaviour at the Chapter, Held Lately at St. Patrick's. Number I [of 2]
• The Kirwanade: Or Poetical Epistle. Humbly Addressed to the Modern Apostle! Number II [, of 2]
• The Kiss; a Comedy, in Five Acts
• The Kiss; a Comedy, in Five Acts, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Lyceum
• The Knell, an Elegy on George the Third . . . .
• The Knight and Friars; an Historick Tale
• The Knight and Quack: Or, a Looking-glass for Impostors, in Physic, Philosophy, or Government. An Allegorical Poem
• The Knight and the Enchantress; with Other Poems
• The Knight and the Friars, an Historical Tale
• The Knight of Ross, or William and Mary: A Tale
• The Knight of Walcheren: A Hudibrastic Poem. Written in Commemoration of the Late Expedition to the Scheldt
• The Knight's Tale: and, The Flower and the Leaf: after Geoffrey Chaucer
• The Knightly Tale of Golagrus and Gawane, and Other Ancient Poems
• The Knyghte of the Golden Locks: An Ancyent Poem, Applicable to the Present Times . . . .
• The Labours of Idleness, or Seven Nights Entertainments
• The Labyrinth; or, Fatal Embarrassment. A Tragedy
• The Ladies Miscellany. A New Work . . . .
• The Ladies Monitor, a Poem
• The Ladies Poetical Petition for a Winter Assembly at Newport, in the Isle of Wight
• The Ladies' Ass-Race; or, the Sports of Barton Downs. A Poem, in Heroic Verse.
• The Ladies' Philosophy of Love. A Poem, in Four Cantos. Written in 1774
• The Ladies' Polite Valentine Writer; or, a New Collection of Elegant Sentimental Valentines . . . .
• The Lady of the Lake, a Melo-dramatic Romance in Three Acts: Taken from the Popular Poem of that Title . . . .
• The Lady of the Lake, a Melo-dramatic Romance, in Three Acts
• The Lady of the Lake, a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake, a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake, a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake, a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake, a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake, a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake, a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake. In Six Cantos. Miscellaneous Poems
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem . . . . Illustrated with Engravings . . . .
• The Lady of the Lake. A Poem, in Six Cantos
• The Lady of the Lake: A Melo-dramatic Romance . . . .
• The Lady of the Lake: A Melo-dramatic Romance, in Two Acts
• The Lady of the Lake: A Melo-dramatic Romance, in Two Acts
• The Lady of the Lake: A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake: A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake: A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake: A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake: A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake: A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake: A Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem
• The Lady of the Lake; a Poem, in Six Cantos
• The Lady of the Wreck. Or Castle Blarneygig . . . .
• The Lady's Cabinet of Polite Literature. Containing a Selection of the Most Chaste and Elegant Poems, and Various Other Miscellaneous Productions, in Verse and Prose. Vol. II [, of 3]
• The Lady's Cabinet of Polite Literature. Containing a Selection of the Most Delicate and Refined Airs, Songs, Poems, and Various Other Miscellaneous Productions, in Verse and Prose
• The Lady's Fashionable Valentine Writer; or, Cupid's Festival of Love: Being a Collection of New and Elegant Valentines for the Present Year
• The Lady's Grammar . . . with Select Reading Exercises in Prose and Verse . . . Principally, for the Instruction of Young Ladies . . . .
• The Lady's Miscellany; or Pleasing Essays, Poems, Stories, and Examples, for the Instruction of the Female Sex in General, in Every Station of Life . . . .
• The Lady's Miscellany; or, Pleasing Essays, Poems, Stories and Examples . . .
• The Lady's Poetical Album
• The Lady's Scull; a Poem. And a Few Other Select Pieces
• The Laird o' Coul. A Dream
• The Lake of Geneva, a Poem, Moral and Descriptive, in Seven Books. With Notes Historical and Biographical
• The Lament of Britannia, a Poem, on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte
• The Lament of Napoleon, Misplaced Love, and Minor Poems
• The Lament of Tasso
• The Lament of Tasso
• The Lament of Tasso
• The Lament of Tasso
• The Lament of Tasso
• The Lament of Tasso
• The Lament of Tasso
• The Lament of Tasso
• The Lament of the Emerald Isle
• The Lament of the Emerald Isle
• The Lament of the Emerald Isle
• The Lament of the Emerald Isle
• The Lament of the Emerald Isle
• The Lamentation of a Dog, on the Tax . . .
• The Lamentation, a Poem
• The Lamentation, a Poem. In Two Parts. To Which are Added, Other Miscellaneous Pieces in Blank Verse and Rhyme
• The Lamentation. A Poem. In Two Parts . . . .
• The Lamentations of Edmund the Martyr. A Poem
• The Lamentations of Mary Magdalene . . . . Together with Her Exultation . . . .
• The Lamentations of the Empire; a Poem on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte
• The Lamentations of the Porter-vat, Which Exploded of the Drug-gripes, October 17th, 1814. A Poem
• The Land of Liberty, an Allegorical Poem, in the Manner of Spenser. In Two Cantos
• The Land of Powhatan
• The Landscape, a Didactic Poem
• The Landscape, a Didactic Poem. In Three Books. Addressed to Uvedale Price, Esq.
• The Landscape, and Other Poems
• The Landscape: A Poem . . . With notes . . . by a friend
• The Language of Flowers with Illustrative Poetry . . . .
• The Lapse of Time, a Poem, for the New Year
• The Lash; a Satire without Notes
• The Last Autumn at a Favourite Residence. With Other Poems
• The Last Autumn at a Favourite Residence. With Other Poems
• The Last Campaign of Sir John Falstaff the II. Or, the Hero of the Burnt-cork Bottle. A Heroi-comic Poem
• The Last Canto of Childe Harold's Pilgrimage
• The Last Days of Herculaneum; and Abradates and Panthea: Poems
• The Last Days of the Antediluvian World. A Forlorn Hope, and Ishmael's Address
• The Last Dying Words of the Eighteenth Century, a Pindarick Ode . . . .
• The Last Evening of Catanie; with Other Poems
• The Last Judgement, a Poem Altered from the Original
• The Last Lays of the Three Dibdins: Containing Fifty New Songs, Poems, &c. and One Hundred and Fifty Selections . . . .
• The Last Night of Pompeii; a Poem: And Lays and Legends
• The Last of the Greeks; or, the Fall of Constantinople. A Tragedy.
• The Last of the Sophis. A Poem
• The Last Sigh of the Bard of Snowdon; Addressed to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, on the Lamented Death of . . . the Princess Charlotte . . . .
• The Last Sigh of the Moor: A Poem
• The Last Will and Testament, an Original Poem . . . .
• The Late Session of the House of C--m--ns; or, the Great Moral Lesson: A Poetical Epistle to L--d C----gh. To Which are Added, the Tears of Victory . . . .
• The Latest Collection of Original and Select Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• The Latest Collection of Original and Select Hymns and Spiritual Songs. For the Use of Christian Societies
• The Latin and Italian Poems
• The Latin Odes . . ., in English Verse, with an Ode on the Death of a Favorite Spaniel
• The Laughable Tale of the Monk and the Miller's Wife. To Which is Prefixed King James and the Sergeant . . . .
• The Lauread, a Literary, Political, and Naval Satire. . . . In Four Books. Book the First
• The Lauread, a Literary, Political, and Naval Satire. . . . In Four Books. Book the First
• The Laurel Disputed; or, the Merits of Allan Ramsay and Robert Ferguson Contrasted; in Two Poetical Essays, Delivered in the Pantheon at Edinburgh, on Thursday April 14th 1791 . . . .
• The Laurel of Liberty, a Poem
• The Laurel. Fugitive Poetry of the XIXth Century
• The Law Given at Sinai
• The Law of Lombardy; a Tragedy . . .
• The Law of Lombardy; a Tragedy: As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Law of Mercy, a Poetical Essay, on the Punishment of Death . . . .
• The Law Scrutiny; or, Attornies' Guide
• The Lay of Agincourt, with Other Poems
• The Lay of an Irish Harp; or Metrical Fragments
• The Lay of an Irish Harp; or Metrical Fragments
• The Lay of an Irish Harp; or Metrical Fragments
• The Lay of an Irish Harp; or Metrical Fragments
• The Lay of Corneelis: In Three Cantos
• The Lay of Gratitude; Consisting of Poems Occasioned by the Recent Visit of Lafayette to the United States
• The Lay of Life, a Poem
• The Lay of Marie: A Poem
• The Lay of the Desert. A Poem. In Two Cantos
• The Lay of the Desert. A Poem. In Two Cantos
• The Lay of the First Minstrel, or the Court of King Andrew the First
• The Lay of the First Minstrel: A Poem
• The Lay of the Lady Ellen, a Tale of 1834
• The Lay of the Last Irish Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel . . . .
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem . . . . With Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Ballads, and Lyrical Pieces . . . . With a Life of the Author
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, in Six Cantos Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Travesty
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel. A Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel. A Poem
• The Lay of the Last Minstrel: A Poem
• The Lay of the Last Pilgrim
• The Lay of the Laureate. Carmen Nuptiale
• The Lay of the Minstrel's Daughter. A Poem, in Six Cantos . . . . Dedicated, by Permission, to His Grace the Duke of Northumberland
• The Lay of the Poor Fiddler, a Parody on the Lay of the Last Minstrel . . .
• The Lay of the Reedwater Minstrel . . .
• The Lay of the Reedwater Minstrel . . . .
• The Lay of the Scottish Fiddle. A Poem. In Five Cantos. Supposed to be Written by W----- S----, Esq.
• The Lay of the Scottish Fiddle: A Tale of Havre de Grace
• The Lay of the Wilderness, a Poem, in Five Cantos
• The Lay of Truth. A Poem
• The Lays of Caruth, Bard of Dinham; and Other Poems
• The Lays of Old Scotia; a Selection from the Songs . . . .
• The League of the Alps, the Siege of Valencia, the Vespers of Palermo, and Other Poems
• The Legend of Cathleen and Kevin; a Poem
• The Legend of Einsidlin, a Tale of Switzerland: With Poetical Sketches of Swiss Scenery . . . .
• The Legend of Fair Rosamund
• The Legend of Genevieve, with Other Tales and Poems
• The Legend of Iona, with Other Poems
• The Legend of Mary, Queen of Scots, and Other Ancient Poems; now first Published from MS.S. of the Sixteenth Century . . .
• The Legend of Ravenswood; and Other Poems
• The Legend of St. Bernard. A Poem . . . .
• The Legend of St. Loy; with Other Poems
• The Legend of the Rocks, and Other Poems
• The Legendary Cabinet: A Collection of British National Ballads, Ancient and Modern . . . .
• The Leisure Hour Improved, or, Moral Miscellanies in Prose and Verse Original and Selected
• The Leisure Hour Improved; or, Moral Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse, Original and Selected
• The Lemon, a Poem . . . in Answer to a Scandalous Libel Entitled the Orange; Written (tho' Anonymous) by the Rev. Dr. Bobadil
• The Lemon, a Poem . . . in Answer to a Scandalous Libel, Entitled, the Orange; Written (tho' Anonymous) by the Reverend Dr Bobadil
• The Lessons of Sadek; Leoline and Penaura; with Other Poems
• The Letters of Simkin the Second, Poetic Recorder of all the Proceedings, upon the Trial of Warren Hastings, Esq
• The Letters of Simpkin the Second, Poetic Recorder, of sll the Proceedings, upon the Trial, of Warren Hastings, Esq
• The Levellers; or, Satan's Privy-Council. A Pasquinade, in Three Cantos
• The Lewes Library Society; a Poem.
• The Lexington Collection, being a Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, from the Best Authors
• The Liberal. Verse and Prose from the South. Volume the First [of 2]
• The Liberal. Verse and Prose from the South. Volume the Second [of 2]
• The Liberation of Joseph; a Sacred Dramatic Poem, in Two Parts: The Beauties of Vegetation, with Digressive Sketches of Norwich, &c. in Four Cantos: And Other Poems
• The Libertine's Songster. One of the Best Collections of Songs ever Printed . . . .
• The Libertine. A Poem
• The Library. A Poem
• The Library. A Poem
• The Library. A Poem.
• The Life and Adventures of James Lovewell, Esq. of the Bengal Civil Service . . . .
• The Life and Adventures of John Connor, Commonly Called Jack the Bachelor; the Famous Irish Bucker. To Which is Added, the Pleasures of a Single Life, or, the Miseries of Matrimony. A Poem
• The Life and Adventures of John Connor, Commonly called, Jack the Batchelor ... With Alterations and Additions. To which is added, the life of Mons. Thurot; and the life of Captain Avery
• The Life and Adventures of Simon Crea M'Mahon: with Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse. Part the First [no more published]
• The Life and Death of Jenny Wren
• The Life and Death of Jenny Wren . . . .
• The Life and Death of Jenny Wren . . . .
• The Life and Death of Robin Hood, Complete in Twenty-four Songs
• The Life and Experience of Samuel Kyle, Who Died, at North Glenside, 14th May 1820
• The Life and Genius of Goethe; with Translations from His Poetical Works
• The Life and Letters . . . . With Remarks on Epistolary Writers
• The Life and Letters of William Cowper, Esq. with Remarks on Epistolary Writers
• The Life and Literary Remains
• The Life and Lucubrations of Crispinus Scriblerus. A Novel, in Verse. Written in the Last Century. [Part I]
• The Life and Posthumous Writings . . . .
• The Life and Posthumous Writings . . . .
• The Life and Posthumous Writings . . . .
• The Life and Posthumous Writings . . . . 2 vols. [, of 3]
• The Life and Posthumous Writings . . . . With an Introductory Letter to the Right Honorable Earl Cowper
• The Life and Religious Experience of the Celebrated Lady Guion . . . . To Which are Annexed a Selection of Her Poems, and an Appendix . . . .
• The Life and Remains
• The Life and Remains
• The Life and Remains . . . .
• The Life and Remains . . . . With a Sketch of His Life
• The Life and Self-murder of Domitius Nero, with Regard to God's Kingdom
• The Life and Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe . . . . With Introductory Verses . . . .
• The Life and Works . . . .
• The Life and Works . . . .
• The Life of a Sailor, a Poem, in Three Parts . . . .
• The Life of a Soldier; a Narrative and Descriptive Poem. With Eighteen Engravings
• The Life of Hubert: A Narrative, Descriptive and Didactic Poem. Book the First
• The Life of Hubert: A Narrative, Descriptive, and Didactic Poem. . . . Second and Third Books
• The Life of Jack Sprat
• The Life of Jack Sprat, His Wife and His Cat
• The Life of Jack Sprat, His Wife, and His Cat
• The Life of Jack Sprat. His Wife and His Cat
• The Life of John Dagley; Including His Conversion and Call to the Ministry. A Poem. Written by Himself
• The Life of John Gilpin . . . to which is added . . . the celebrated history of his Journey to Edmonton . . .
• The Life of John Gilpin . . . to which is added, by Way of Appendix, the Celebrated History of his Journey to Edmonton . . .
• The Life of John Gilpin . . . to which is added, by way of Appendix, The Celebrated History of his Journey to Edmonton, as read by Mr. Henderson, at Free-Mason's-Hall
• The Life of Man. An Allegorical Vision
• The Life of Napoleon, a Hudibrastic Poem in Fifteen Cantos
• The Life of Our Blessed Lord & Saviour Jesus Christ. In Prose and Verse
• The Life of Reginald Heber, D.D. . . . With Selections from His Correspondence, Unpublished Poems, and Private Papers . . .
• The Life of Robert Scott, Journeyman Wright, from His Infancy to the Present Time, being a Space of Seventy Years. In Verse . . . .
• The Life of the Boston Bard, Written by Himself
• The Life of Thomas Dermody, Interspersed with Pieces of Original Poetry, many exhibiting Unexampled Prematurity of Genuine Poetic Talent . . .
• The Life of Thomas Paine . . . .
• The Life of William Penn, and Other Poems, Religious, Historical, and Sentimental
• The Life, Adventures, and Experience . . . . Written by Himself . . . .
• The Life-boat, or, Dillon O'Dwire; a Poem
• The Lilian Bride, and Other Poems
• The Lily . . . containing Twenty-two Trifles in Verse, adorned with Cuts
• The Lily . . . containing Twenty-two Trifles in Verse, adorned with Cuts
• The Lily: A Book for Children: Containing Twenty-two Trifles, in Verse
• The Lily: A Book for Children; Containing Twelve Trifles in Verse
• The Lily: or Poetry for the Nursery
• The Links o' Forth: Or, a Parting Peep at the Carse o' Stirling; a Plaint
• The Linnet's Life. Twelve Poems with a Copper Plate Engraving to Each
• The Linnet, a Collection of Celebrated Songs, from the Best Authors
• The Linnet, being a Choice Collection of Modern Songs
• The Linnet; a New Song Book. Containing the Following Celebrated Songs . . . .
• The Linnet; or, Favorite Companion. A Collection of the Newest and Most Admired Songs . . . .
• The Lion and the Fawn, a Legend . . . .
• The Lion and the Water-Wagtail: A Mock Heroic Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Lion Extricated; or, The Jackall's Defeat: A Fable, in Three Cantos
• The Lion's Den
• The Lion's Masquerade, a Sequel to the Peacock at Home
• The Lion's Masquerade. A Sequel to the Peacock at Home
• The Lion's Parliament, or the Beasts in Debate
• The Lioness's Ball; being a Companion to the Lion's Masquerade
• The Lioness's Rout; being a Sequel to the Butterfly's Ball, the Grasshopper's Feast, and the Peacock "At Home"
• The Lisper. Songs, &c. Addressed to the Friends of Peace . . . .
• The Litany, in Blank Verse . . . .
• The Literary Album, Containing Original Poems & Essays . . . .
• The Literary Bazaar; or, Poet's Council. A Grand, Historic, Heroic, Serio-comic, Hudibrastic Poem, in Two Cantos. With a Pic-nic Elegy on Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Esq.
• The Literary Box: Containing the Contributions of the Evelyn Family . . . Tales, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Literary Census: A Satirical Poem; with Notes, &c. . . .
• The Literary Life and Miscellanies
• The Literary Miscellany . . . in Prose and Verse
• The Literary Miscellany Containing Elegant Selections of the Most Admired Fugitive Pieces and Extracts . . . with Originals Prose and Poetry
• The Literary Miscellany: Or, Selections and Extracts . . . in Prose and Verse
• The Literary Quixote; or, the Beauties of Townley Versified
• The Literary Remains . . . .
• The Literary Remains . . . . Consisting of Lectures on English Poetry, Tales, and Other Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse
• The Literary Remains . . . Collected by His Sister . . . . To Which is Prefixed a Sketch of the Author's Life
• The Literary Remains . . . with a Sketch of His Life
• The Literary Remains . . . with Rev. Dr Fitch's Address at Her Funeral; and Sketches of Her Character
• The Little Book of Songs, being a Choice Patriotick, Yankee, English and Irish Collection
• The Little Girl's Own Book
• The Little Girl's Own Book
• The Little Maid and the Gentleman; or, We are Seven
• The Little Scholar's Pretty Pocket Companion, or Youth's First Step on the Ladder of Learn[ing] in Rhyme and Prose
• The Little Songster. For Good Children
• The Little Songster. For Good Children.
• The Little Villager's Verse Book; Consisting of Short Verses, for Children to Learn by Heart . . . .
• The Little Woman and the Pedlar
• The Liturgy of the New Church, Signified by the New Jerusalem in the Revelation . . . . Also, Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• The Livery's Remonstrance . . . .
• The Living Poets of England. Specimens of the Living British Poets . . . .
• The Lobby
• The Lobby . . . .
• The Lobster's Voyage to the Brazils
• The Local Preacher; a Poem. In Three Parts
• The London Bazaar, or, Where to Get Cheap Things. A Humorous Pindaric Poem
• The London Fashionable Songster or Poetical Repository of New Songs . . . .
• The London Mare Turned Ass!! Or, Political Braying in the City. A Poem
• The London Melodist: Or, Songster's Companion; a Selection of Popular English, Irish, and Scottish Songs, by Celebrated Authors . . . .
• The London Minstrel: A Capital Collection of All the Best Songs . . . .
• The London Songster; a Cabinet Edition of Naval, Military, Bacchanalian, Comic, Sentimental . . . Songs . . . .
• The London Songster; or Polite Musical Companion . . . .
• The London Stage; a Collection of the Most Reputed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, Melo-dramas, Farces and Interludes . . . .
• The London Stage; a Collection of the Most Reputed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, Melo-dramas, Farces, and Interludes . . . .
• The London Stage; a Collection of the Most Reputed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, Melo-dramas, Farces, and Interludes . . . .
• The London Theatre. A Collection of the Most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces . . . .
• The London Theatre. A Collection of the Most Celebrated Pieces . . . .
• The London Theatres; a Poem
• The London Warbler, a New and Choice Selection of Approved, English, Irish, & Scotch Songs
• The Londonderry Testimonial, a Poem. With an account of the laying of the foundation-stone of Walker's Monument
• The Lonely Hearth, and Other Poems
• The Lonely Isle: A South-sea Island Tale, in Three Cantos
• The Long-wished-for Secrets Unfolded . . . .
• The Looking-glass: Containing Select Fables . . . imitated in English; with Additional Thoughts
• The Loosander Tract, consisting of Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse
• The Lord of Nile, an Elegy
• The Lord of the Desert; Sketches of Scenery, Foreign and Domestic; Odes; and Other Poems
• The Lord of the Isles, a Poem
• The Lord of the Isles, a Poem
• The Lord of the Isles, a Poem
• The Lord of the Isles, a Poem
• The Lord of the Isles. A Poem
• The Lord of the Isles; a Poem
• The Lord of the Isles; a Poem
• The Lord of the Isles; a Poem
• The Lord of the Isles; a Poem
• The Lord's Day. A Poem
• The Lord's Songs: A Collection of Composures in Metre, Such as Have been Most Used in the Late Glorious Revivals . . . .
• The Loss of the Abergavenny East-Indiaman: A Poem, with Notes
• The Lost Child: A Christmas Tale
• The Lost Child: A Christmas Tale. Founded upon a Fact
• The Lost Child: A Poetic Tale. Founded upon a Fact
• The Lost Mutton Found!! Or, R---l Fly-by-night; a Poem: Being a Despatch Extraordinary from W-----r Castle
• The Lost Mutton Found!! Or, the R---l Fly-by-Night; a Poem: Being a Despatch Extraordinary from W-----r Castle
• The Lost Mutton Found!! or, the R---l Fly-by-Night; a Poem: Being a Despatch Extraordinary from W-----r Castle
• The Lost Spirit, a Poem. Roland a Tale
• The Lost Spirit: A Poem
• The Lottery, a Poem, in Two Parts. And an Ode to War
• The Lotus or the Faery Flower of the Poets
• The Lousiad
• The Lousiad
• The Lousiad . . . . Canto II [of 5]
• The Lousiad : An Heroi-Comic Poem. Canto I
• The Lousiad, an Heroi-comic Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Lousiad, an Heroi-comic Poem. Canto I [of 5]
• The Lousiad, an Heroi-comic Poem. Canto II [of 5]
• The Lousiad, an Heroi-Comic Poem. Canto III [of 5]
• The Lousiad, an Heroi-comic Poem. Canto IV [of 5]
• The Lousiad, an Heroi-comic Poem. Canto IV [, of 5]
• The Lousiad, an Heroi-Comic Poem. Canto the Third [of 5]
• The Lousiad. An Heroi-comic Poem. Canto II [of 5]
• The Lousiad. An Heroi-Comic Poem. Canto I [of 5]
• The Lousiad. An Heroi-comic Poem. Canto I [of 5]
• The Lousiad. An Heroi-Comic Poem. Canto II [of 5]
• The Lousiad. An Heroi-Comic Poem. Canto II [of 5]
• The Lousiad. An Heroi-comic Poem. Canto II [of 5]
• The Lousiad. An Heroi-comic Poem. Canto II [of 5]
• The Lousiad. An Heroi-Comic Poem. Canto the Second
• The Lousiad. Canto V. And Last
• The Lousiad: An Heroi-comic Poem
• The Lousiad: An Heroi-comic Poem. Canto I [of 5]
• The Lousiad: An Heroi-Comic Poem. Canto I
• The Lousiad: an Heroi-Comic Poem. Canto I [of 5]
• The Lousiad: An Heroic-Comic Poem. Canto I
• The Love Epistles . . . Translated from the Greek into English Metre
• The Love Epistles . . . translated from the Greek into English Metre.
• The Love of Gain . . . Imitated from . . . Juvenal
• The Love of Gain: A Poem
• The Love of Gain: A Poem. Imitated from the Thirteenth Satire of Juvenal
• The Love of Glory. A Poem
• The Love of Money. A Satire
• The Love of Order: a Poetical Essay. In Three Cantos.
• The Love of Our Country, a Poem, Dedicated by Permission to His Grace the Duke of Devonshire
• The Love of Our Country, a Poem, with Historical Notes
• The Love-feast. A Poem
• The Lovely Moralist: An Epistle from an Unfortunate Young Lady, to Her Lover The M--r---s of C---r----n . . .
• The Lover's Tale
• The Lovers' Instructor, or New Valentine Writer, for the Present Year . . . .
• The Loves of Hero and Leander
• The Loves of Medea and Jason. A Poem, in Three Books . . .from the Greek of . . . Argonautics
• The Loves of the Angels, a Poem
• The Loves of the Angels, a Poem
• The Loves of the Angels, a Poem
• The Loves of the Angels, a Poem
• The Loves of the Angels, a Poem
• The Loves of the Angels, a Poem
• The Loves of the Angels, a Poem
• The Loves of the Angels, a Poem
• The Loves of the Angels, an Eastern Romance
• The Loves of the Angels: A Poem
• The Loves of the Angels: A Poem
• The Loves of the Colours; with a Few Occasional Poems; and a Trifle in Prose Reprinted
• The Loves of the Devils; the Rape of the Lips; and Other Poems
• The Loves of the Roses
• The Loves of the Saints; or, the Diverting History of Sandy and Bobby . . . .
• The Lower World. A Poem, in Four Books, with Notes
• The Loyal Albany Museum; or the Caledonian St Andrews Magazine
• The Loyal Investigation and Radical Non Mi Ricordo; or, the History of the Snug Family . . . . An Heroic Poem . . . .
• The Loyal Man in the Moon
• The Loyal Man in the Moon
• The Loyal Man in the Moon
• The Loyal Man in the Moon . . . .
• The Loyal Poet Offering Good and Wholesome Advice to His M-----y in Opposition to the Countenance of a Q---n and Influence of a M------r
• The Loyal Shepherds; or, The Rustic Heroine, a Dramatic Pastoral Poem. In One Act
• The Loyal Songster, Dedicated to the Birmingham Loyal Associated Corps of Infantry
• The Luckless Drave, and Other Poems
• The Lumber Trooper, a Chivalric Poem; Written after the Most Approved Models
• The Luscious Songster, or Cupid Uncovered. For the Year 1802
• The Luscious Songster; a Delicious Cabinet of All that is Amatory, Flash & Funny . . . .
• The Lusiad, an Epic Poem
• The Lusiad, or the Discovery of India; an Epic Poem
• The Lusiad: Or, the Discovery of India. An Epic Poem
• The Lusiad; or the Discovery of India. An Epic Poem
• The Lusiad; or, the Discovery of India. An Epic Poem
• The Lusiad; or, The Discovery of India. An Epic Poem
• The Lusiad; or, the Discovery of India. An Epic Poem
• The Lusiad; or, The Discovery of India: an Epic Poem
• The Lutrin, or Readingdesk, a Comi-heroic Poem in Six Cantos, from the French of Boileau
• The Lyre of Ebor; the Fall of Belshazzar; Genius and Intemperance; and Other Poems
• The Lyre of Love and Harp of Sorrow
• The Lyre of Love: An Unrivalled Collection of New Songs . . . .
• The Lyre of Tioga
• The Lyre. Fugitive Poetry of the XIXth Century
• The Lyre. Select Extracts, Chiefly from the Modern Poets. Designed for the Use of Ladies
• The Lyric Works . . . Translated into English Verse: To Which are Added, a Number of Original Poems
• The Lyrica: A Collection of Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, Adapted to General Use
• The Lyrical Part of the Drama of Caractacus; as altered by the Author
• The Lyricks . . . Comprising His Odes, Epodes, and Secular Ode; in English Verse . . . .
• The Lyrics . . . ; being the First Four Books of His Odes
• The Lyrics . . . being the First Four Books of His Odes
• The Macaroni. A Satire.
• The Mad Gallop, or, A Trip to Devizes: being an Humorous Description of an Excursion to that Place, Taken by the Inhabitants of Bath, Bristol, &c. : Humbly Attempted in Hudibrastic Verse
• The Mad Guardian: or, Sunshine After Rain...To Which are Added Fugitive Pieces in Prose and Verse
• The Mad Minstrel; or, the Irish Exile: And Other Poems
• The Maeviad
• The Maeviad
• The Magazine of the Muses: A Selection of Poems, from the Most Esteemed Modern Authors
• The Magazine of the Muses: A Selection of Poems, from the Most Esteemed Modern Authors
• The Magic Fountain, with Other Poems
• The Magic Lantern, the Sister of Charity, and Other Poems: with Translations into Verse, from the Comedies of Molière and Casimir Delavigne
• The Magic Lantern; or, Green Bag Plot Laid Open; a Poem. . .
• The Magic Lantern; or, Les Ombres patriotiques
• The Magic Mirror. Addressed to Walter Scott, Esq.
• The Magnet. A Musical Entertainment, as Sung at Marybone Gardens
• The Magpie, and Chatterings of the Pica, with Miscellaneous Poems, Odes, and Songs, Partly in the Scottish Dialect
• The Maid of Araby, an Oriental Romance; with other Poems . . . .
• The Maid of Arragon; a Tale. Part I
• The Maid of Elvar, a Poem, in Twelve Parts
• The Maid of Griban; a Fragment
• The Maid of Jaen, a Poem. With Notes and General Remarks
• The Maid of Jaen, a Poem. With Notes and General Remarks
• The Maid of La Vendee, being a Second Edition of Clara de Montfier. . . . With Critical Remarks
• The Maid of Lochlin: A Lyrical Drama. With Legendary Odes, and Other Poems
• The Maid of Midian, a Tragedy, in Four Acts; Founded on the Massacre of the Midian Captives . . .
• The Maid of Normandy; or, The Death of the Queen of France. A Tragedy . . .
• The Maid of Orleans
• The Maid of Orleans . . . . Canto the First
• The Maid of Orleans. Or La Pucelle . . . .
• The Maid of Renmore; or, Platonic Love; a Mock Heroic Romance, in Verse, with Burlesque Notes . . . .
• The Maid of Scio: a Tale of Modern Greece. In Six Cantos
• The Maid of Scio: A Tale of Modern Greece. In Six Cantos
• The Maid of the Castle, a Legendary Tale. In Three Cantos
• The Maid of the Cyprus Isle, and Other Poems
• The Maid of the Cyprus Isle, and Other Poems
• The Maid of the Greek Isle; Lyrics, &c.
• The Maid of the Isle, and Other Poems
• The Maid's Revenge; and a Summer's Evening Tale; with Other Poems
• The Major's Only Son, and his True Love's Overthrow
• The Mamluk. A Poem
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon, &c. &c. &c
• The Man in the Moon, &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon, &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon, &c. &c. &c.
• The Man in the Moon, &c. &c.&c.
• The Man in the Moon: A Poem
• The Man in the Moon: A Poem
• The Man of Age
• The Man of Fame, and Other Poems . . . .
• The Man of Ton, a Satire
• The Manager, a Melo-dramatic Tale
• The Manchester Songster: Being a Collection of the Most Favorite Songs . . . .
• The Manger; or the Birth of Christ: A Poem in Four Cantos
• The Maniac's Confession, a Fragment of a Tale
• The Maniac, a Tale; or, a View of Bethlem Hospital: And the Merits of Women, a Poem from the French: With Poetical Pieces on Various Subjects, Original and Translated
• The Maniac, with Other Poems
• The Maniac, with Other Poems
• The Maniac, with Other Poems
• The Maniac, with Other Poems, Chiefly Posthumous
• The Maniac: A Poem, Descriptive of All the Persons Now in the Madhouse of this City, With Other Original Poems, on Various Subjects
• The Maniac; or, the Fall of Reason . . . .
• The Maniacs: A Tragi-comical Tale
• The Manners of Paphos, or Triumph of Love
• The Manners of Paphos, or Triumph of Love
• The Manufacturer's Pocket-piece; or the Cotton-mill Moralized. A Poem, with Illustrative Notes
• The Manuscript; Comprising the Fratricide, and Miscellaneous Poems
• The Marauder: Two Epistles in Verse on Irish Affairs
• The March of Intellect, a Comic Poem
• The March of Intellect, a Comic Poem
• The Margate Guide, a Descriptive Poem . . . by an Inhabitant
• The Margate Guide, a Descriptive Poem with Elucidatory Notes
• The Margate Hoy, Which was Stranded on Sunday Morning, the 7th February, 1802, a Poem . . . .
• The Margate New Guide; or Memoirs of Five Families out of Six . . . .
• The Mariner
• The Marriage Feast, and Happy Union . . . .
• The Marriage in Cana. A Poem
• The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
• The Marriage of Peleus and Thetis. A Poem. Translated from the Latin of Catullus. With some notes, and the original annexed.
• The Marriage of Rural-Beauty with the Azure Genius of Loch-lein : (The Delightful Lake of Killarney,) a Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Marriage of the Coquet and the Alwine
• The Martial Achievements of Sir William Wallace; an Historical Play, in Five Acts
• The Martyr of Antioch a Dramatic Poem
• The Martyr of Antioch: A Dramatic Poem
• The Martyr of Antioch: a Dramatic Poem
• The Martyr of the Wilderness: and Other Poems
• The Martyr of Verulam, and Other Poems
• The Martyr of Verulam, and Other Poems
• The Martyr's Triumph; Buried Valley; and Other Poems
• The Martyr: A Drama, in Three Acts
• The Martyrdom of Ignatius, Described in Various Conversations, Chiefly Taken from the Writings of the Fathers of the Primitive Church, and Turned into Blank Verse
• The Martyrdom of Ignatius. A Tragedy . . . . Wrote in 1740, and Published after His Death . . . with the Life of Ignatius
• The Martyrdom of St. Peter and St. Paul; a Poem
• The Martyrs of the Valleys; with Other Poems
• The Martyrs: A Poem
• The Maryland Ahiman Rezon of Free & Accepted Masons . . .
• The Masonic Chaplet, With a Few Other Poems
• The Masonic Minstrel: Being a Complete Collection of Odes, Anthems, Songs, Prologues, Epilogues, &c. &c. . . .
• The Masonic Museum; or, Free-masons' Companion. A Collection of Songs, Choruses, Odes, &c. Adapted to the Use of Chapters and Lodges
• The Masonic Quintetto . . . A Lyric and Oratorial Ode . . .
• The Masque of Anarchy. A Poem . . . .
• The Masquerade. A Collection of new Enigmas . . . Charades, Rebusses . . .
• The Master-Cat, or, Puss in Boots
• The Mavis, a Choice Collection of Celebrated Songs, Scotch, English, & Irish
• The Mavis. A Collection of Comic and Favorite Songs
• The Mavis; a Collection of Approved Songs
• The Maze; a Poem
• The Mechanic's Saturday Night, a Poem, in the "Vulgar Tongue"; Humbly Addressed to the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Peel
• The Mechanic, a Poem
• The Mechanic, a Poem
• The Medley
• The Medley, or Original Verses, Imitations, &c. on Various Subjects, in French and English . . . .
• The Medley: Consisting of Tales . . . in Prose and Verse, partly Selected and partly Original
• The Medley; a New Song Book. Being a Choice Collection of 27 Celebrated New Songs
• The Medley; or, a Cure for the Spleen . . . . To Which is Added, the Vocal Companion . . . .
• The Medley; or, Amusing Companion, being a Collection of Anecdotes, Essays, Letters, Poems, &c. . . . For the Use of Schools . . . .
• The Megha Duta; or Cloud Messenger; a Poem, in the Sanscrit . . . . Translated into English Verse . . .
• The Megha Duta; or, Cloud Messenger: A Poem in the Sanscrit Language
• The Melancholy Catastrophe of Peter Pindar, Esq. Being Two Odes . . .
• The Melange
• The Melange, a Variety of Original Pieces in Prose and Verse; Comprising the Elysium of Animals . . .
• The Melange, Containing the Lunarian, a Tale, in Five Cantos. Wonders, in Two Parts. The Picture Gallery, in Nine Cantos . . .
• The Melodist, a Selection of the Most Approved Songs, Scotch, English, & Irish
• The Melodist, an Elegant Collection of the Most Popular Songs, Recitations, Glees, Duets, &c. . . .
• The Melodist, or Apollo's Olio; and Elegant Collection of the Most Popular Songs, etc.
• The Melodist. A Collection of the Most Popular and Favourite Scotch, English and Irish Songs . . . .
• The Melody of the Heart. Original and Selected Hymns for Social Devotion
• The Melviad; or the Birth, Parentage, Education, and Achievements of a Grete Mon
• The Memento: A Choice Variety of Original Poems
• The Memorable Tuesday. In Two Parts
• The Memorial
• The Men in the Moon: Or, "the Devil to Pay"
• The Men in the Moon: Or, the Devil to Pay. The Mirror of the Times
• The Mental Claims of the Sexes Relatively Considered, in an Epistle to a Lady, with Other Poems
• The Mental Flower-garden, or Instructive and Entertaining Companion for the Fair-sex. Containing a Variety of Elegant Poetical Pieces . . . .
• The Mental Novelist, and Amusing Companion . . .
• The Mercenary Match, a Tragedy
• The Merchant of London. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Merchant of London. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Merchant's Wedding; or London Frolics in 1638: A Comedy, in Five Acts
• The Merchant's Wedding; or, London Frolics in 1638: A Comedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Mermaid "at Home"!
• The Mermaid, or Nautical Songster: Being a Selection of Favorite Sea Songs
• The Mermaid: Or Nautical Songster. Being a New Collection of Favorite Sea Songs
• The Mermaid: Or, Nautical Songster. Being a New Collection of Favourite Sea-songs
• The Merry Companion. Containing Twenty-six of the Newest and Most Approved Songs . . . .
• The Merry Cries of London
• The Merry Cries of London City . . . .
• The Merry Medley.A Collection of Patriotic, Naval, Sentimental, Comic, and Jovial Songs
• The Merry Medly, or, Pocket Companion. Being a Collection of the Best Sentimental, Convivial, Humourous, Patriotic . . . Songs . . . .
• The Merry Muses. A Choice Collection of Favourite Songs
• The Merry Muses; a Choice Collection of Favourite Songs
• The Merry Songster, being an Excellent Collection of Patriotic, Facetious, Love, Merry, Rum, Comic, Laughable and Whimsical Songs
• The Merry Songster; or, Jovial Sailors' Delight. Being a Collection of the Most Celebrated Songs
• The Mess-room; or, Cupid Fra Diavolo: A Humorous Poem
• The Messenger of Intelligence: Moral, Entertaining and Religious, Consisting of Original Pieces in Prose and Verse
• The Messiah . . .
• The Messiah . . . a New Translation . . .
• The Messiah, a Poem; Attempted in English Blank Verse. From the Celebrated Mr. Klopstock
• The Messiah, a Sacred Eclogue . . . . To Which is Added a Collection of Poems
• The Messiah. A Poem, in Six Books
• The Messiah: A Poem
• The Messiah: A Poem, in Six Books
• The Messiah: A Poem: In Twenty-four Spenserian Stanzas . . . . With Odes and Other Miscellaneous Poetical Pieces
• The Messiah; or the Redemption of Man: A Poem. In Thirteen Books
• The Metamorphoses
• The Metamorphosis of Sona; a Hindu Tale: With a Glossary, Descriptive of the Mythology of the Sastras
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn Book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations . . . .
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book . . . . Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book . . . Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book . . .for the Pious of All Denominations. Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, . . . Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations . . .
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved . . . .
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved. Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations. Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved. Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations.Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations . . . .
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations . . . .
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations . . . .
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations. Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations. Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations. Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations. Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious of All Denominations. Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious, of All Denominations . . . .
• The Methodist Pocket Hymn-book, Revised and Improved: Designed as a Constant Companion to the Pious of All Denominations. Collected from Various Authors
• The Methodist. A Poem
• The Methodist; a Poem
• The Methodist; a Poem
• The Metres of Boethius, on the Consolation of Philosophy
• The Metrical Life of Saint Robert of Knaresborough
• The Metrical Miscellany: Consisting Chiefly of Poems Hitherto Unpublished
• The Metrical Miscellany: Consisting Chiefly of Poems Hitherto Unpublished
• The Metrical Museum Part I. Containing Agnes, or the Wanderer, a Story Founded on the French Revolution. The Flood, an Irish Tale. Adelaide and Antonine, or the Emigrants. With Other Original Poems
• The Metropolis
• The Mice, and Their Pic Nic. A Good Moral Tale
• The Mice, and Their Pic Nic. A Good Moral Tale
• The Mice, and Their Pic Nic. A Good Moral Tale, &c.
• The Microscope; or Village Flies, in Three Cantos; with Other Poems, never before Published
• The Micthodion: or, Miscellaneous Poems on Various Subjects
• The Micthodion; or, A Poetical Olio
• The Middlebury Selection of Hymns . . . .
• The Middlebury Selection of Hymns, Compiled from Various Authors
• The Middlesex Election; or Poetical Epistles, in the Devonshire Dialect . . .
• The Midland Minstrel; Consisting Chiefly of Traditionary Tales and Local Legends
• The Midnight Intruder; or, Old Nick at C--lt-n H--se. A Poem
• The Midsummer Medley for 1830. A Series of Comic Tales, Sketches, and Fugitive Vagaries, in Prose and Verse
• The Military Adventures of Johnny Newcome, With an Account of His Campaigns on the Peninsula and in Pall Mall
• The Military Adventures of Johnny Newcome, with an Account of His Campaigns on the Peninsula and in Pall Mall . . . .
• The Milkiad: A Poem . . . Canto First
• The Milkmaid, a Fable
• The Mill of the Muses
• The Mill: A Moravian Tale, Founded on Fact
• The Millennium, a Poem in Three Cantos. [Canto I]
• The Millennium, a Poem, with Notes
• The Millennium. Canto II [actually Cantos II and III, of 3]
• The Millennium: A Poem, in Five Books. Also, Scripture Gems
• The Millen[n]ium, a Poem . . . . Canto I [, of 3]
• The Miller and His Golden Dream
• The Miller and His Golden Dream
• The Miller's Muse; Rural Poems
• The Miller's Tale: From Chaucer.
• The Mince Pye; an Heroic Epistle: Humbly Addressed to the Sovereign Dainty of a British Feast
• The Mind and Other Poems
• The Mind's Jubilee, a Sketch: With Notes and Illustrations
• The Mind, and Other Poems
• The Mine: A Dramatic Poem
• The Mine: A Dramatic Poem . . . to which are added, Two Historic Odes
• The Mine: A Dramatic Poem. To which are added Two Historic Odes
• The Minister and the Mayor; or, St. Peter versus St. Paul! A Poem . . .
• The Minor Minstrel; or, Poetical Pieces, chiefly Familiar and Descriptive
• The Minor Poems
• The Minor Poems
• The Minor Poems
• The Minor Poems
• The Minor Poems
• The Minor Poems. Part I
• The Minstrel . . . .
• The Minstrel . . . with Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel and Other Poems
• The Minstrel Lyre, a Collection of Metricals
• The Minstrel of the Glen: And Other Poems
• The Minstrel of the North: Or, Cumbrian Legends. Being a Poetical Miscellany of Legendary, Gothic, and Romantic Tales
• The Minstrel of the North; or, Cumbrian Legends. Being a Poetical Miscellany of Legendary, Gothic, and Romantic Tales . . . .
• The Minstrel Wanderer, a Poem
• The Minstrel Youth . . . .
• The Minstrel Youth; a Lyrical Romance . . . .
• The Minstrel's Daughter, a Tale of the Scottish Border, in Four Cantos
• The Minstrel's Love
• The Minstrel's Offering. Original Poems and Songs
• The Minstrel's Tale, and Other Poems
• The Minstrel, a Choice Collection of All the Admired New Songs . . . . [Part I , of 2.]
• The Minstrel, a Collection of All the Admired New Songs, as Sung at the Different Theatres and Private Concerts. Second Part [ of 2]
• The Minstrel, a Collection of Moral and Religious Poems, selected from the Most Distinguished Poets
• The Minstrel, a Collection of Popular Songs
• The Minstrel, and Other Poems
• The Minstrel, and Other Poems
• The Minstrel, in Two Books . . . . With a Sketch of His Life
• The Minstrel, in Two Books: With Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel, or Pocket Songster
• The Minstrel, or the Progress of Genius. With Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel, or, the Progress of Genius
• The Minstrel. A Collection of Moral and Religious Poems Selected . . . .
• The Minstrel: A Collection of Ballads and Other Lyrical Pieces. No. II
• The Minstrel: And Other Poems . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• The Minstrel: And Other Poems . . . . With a Memoir of the Author
• The Minstrel: In Two Books. ; With Some Other Poems. . . . To Which are now Added, Miscellanies . . . .
• The Minstrel: In Two Books. With Some Other Poems . . . . To Which are Now Added, Miscellanies . . . .
• The Minstrel: Or, the Itinerant Poet, and Musician, a Descriptive Poem, on the Progress of Genius . . . .
• The Minstrel: Or, the Progress of Genius . . . . Also, the Shipwreck . . . .
• The Minstrel: Or, the Progress of Genius . . . . Also, the Shipwreck . . . .
• The Minstrel: Or, the Progress of Genius: And Other Poems
• The Minstrel; a Collection of Ballads and Legendary Tales
• The Minstrel; or the Progress of Genius. In Two Books. With Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or the Progress of Genius: In Two Parts. With Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius
• The Minstrel; or, The Progress of Genius . . . with Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius. A Poem. The Second Book [, of 2]
• The Minstrel; or, The Progress of Genius. A Poem. The Second Book [of 2].
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius. A Poem. The First Book [, of 2]
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius. A Poem. The Second Book [, of 2]
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius. Book the First [, of 2]
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius. With Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, The Progress of Genius. A Poem
• The Minstrel; or, The Progress of Genius. A Poem, in Two Books, with Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius. A Poem. Book I [, of 2]
• The Minstrel; or, The Progress of Genius. A Poem. The First Book
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius. A Poem. The First Book [, of 2]
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius. In Continuation of the Poem Left Unfinished by Dr. Beattie. Book the Third
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius. With Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, The Progress of Genius. With Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius: And Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius: And Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius: And Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius: And Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius: And Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius: In Two Parts. With Some Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius: With Other Poems
• The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius; and Other Poems
• The Minstrels of Winandermere. A Poem
• The Minstrelsy of My Youth: A Collection of Poems and Songs
• The Minstrelsy of the Woods; or, Sketches and Songs Connected with the Natural History of Some of the Most Interesting British and Foreign Birds
• The Mint; or, Shillings Transformed into Pounds
• The Mirror of Merit and Beauty: Fifty Female Sketches, Drawn from Nature
• The Mirror of Poesy: Or Beauties of the Poets . . . .
• The Mirror of the Mind, and Other Poems
• The Mirror of the Mind. Poems . . . .
• The Mirror, a Poem. Addressed to Lady L***
• The Mirror; or, the Human Mind, in Varied States, Displayed: Being a Collection of Poems for the New Jerusalem Church
• The Mirrour: a Poem, in Imitation of C. Churchill. To which are added, Three Tales (in the Manner of Prior) viz. The Ruffle, The Old Woman Basted, and The Newcastle Rider
• The Misanthrope of the Mountain. A Poem
• The Misanthrope's Reverie; a Poem: Written for the Semi-annual Exhibition of Columbia Boarding School . . . .
• The Misanthrope, a Comedy; Translated from Molière
• The Misanthrope; with Other Poems
• The Miscellaneous Essays and Occasional Writings
• The Miscellaneous Poems
• The Miscellaneous Poems
• The Miscellaneous Poems . . . .
• The Miscellaneous Poems . . . .
• The Miscellaneous Poems . . . . To Which is Prefixed, a Life of the Author
• The Miscellaneous Poems . . . . Together with Several Sentimental Pieces. To Which is Annexed an Answer to . . . the Stockton Jubilee
• The Miscellaneous Poems of the Boston Bard
• The Miscellaneous Poems. Together with Some of the Prose Composition
• The Miscellaneous Poetic Works . . . .
• The Miscellaneous Poetical Works
• The Miscellaneous Poetical Works
• The Miscellaneous Productions . . . .
• The Miscellaneous Productions in Poetry and Prose . . . with a Sketch of His Life and Character
• The Miscellaneous Works
• The Miscellaneous Works
• The Miscellaneous Works
• The Miscellaneous Works
• The Miscellaneous Works
• The Miscellaneous Works
• The Miscellaneous Works
• The Miscellaneous Works
• The Miscellaneous Works . . .
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . , Containing All His Essays and Poems
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . .
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . .
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . .
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . . containing all his Essays and Poems [including The Deserted Village and Retaliation]
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . . Containing His Essays, and Additional Poems
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . . To Which is Prefixed Some Account of His Life and Writings
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . . To Which is Prefixed, Some Account of His Life and Writings
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . . To Which is Prefixed, Some Account of His Life and Writings
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . . To Which is Prefixed, Some Account of His Life and Writings
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . . With a Life and Notes
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . . With Some Account of His Life and Writings . . . .
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . containing all his Essays and Poems
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . Containing all his Essays and Poems
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . containing all his Essays and Poems
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . containing all his Essays and Poems . . .
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . Containing His View of the Lancashire Dialect . . . His Poem of the Flying Dragon . . . .
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . His Poem of the Flying Dragon and the Man of Heaton . . . in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . including the Tragedy of Vimonda
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . With a New Life of the Author
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . with an Account of His Life and Writings
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . with an Account of His Life and Writings
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . with an Account of His Life and Writings
• The Miscellaneous Works . . . with Some Account of His Life and Writings
• The Miscellaneous Works Containing All His Essays and Poems
• The Miscellaneous Works, in Prose and Verse
• The Miscellaneous Works, in Prose and Verse
• The Miscellaneous Works, in Verse and Prose
• The Miscellaneous Works, with an Account of His Life and Writings
• The Miscellaneous Works. Published for the Benefit of the Sunday School at Lawrence Town, County Down
• The Miscellany, Consisting of Extracts and Anecdotes, in Prose and Poetry, Instructive, Moral, and Religious
• The Mise of Lewes; the Restoration of Magna Charta. A Drama, in Five Acts
• The Miser: a Poem
• The Miseries of Musick-masters . . . . A Serio Comick Didactick Poem
• The Mission, a Poem
• The Mission, a Poem, with Copious Notes and Illustrations
• The Missionary Psalmist
• The Missionary: A Poem. To Which are Subjoined, Hints on the Propagation of the Gospel at Home and Abroad. Respectfully Inscribed to the New Missionary Societies
• The Missionary; a Poem
• The Missionary; a Poem
• The Missionary; a Poem
• The Missionary; a Poem
• The Missionary; or Christian's New Year's Gift
• The Mite of Praise
• The Moallakat, or Seven Arabian Poems, which were Suspended in the Temple at Mecca
• The Mobiad: or, Battle of the Voice. An Heroi-comic Poem . . . Description of an Exeter Election. In Six Canto's.
• The Mock Heroic Circular
• The Mocking-bird, being a Choice Collection of the Most Celebrated Songs
• The Mocking-bird: A Collection of the Most Admired Songs
• The Mocking-bird: Being a Choice Collection of the Most Celebrated Songs
• The Modern Antique: Or the Muse in the Costume of Queen Anne
• The Modern British Drama
• The Modern Church; a Satirical Poem: Comprising Sketches of Some Popular and Unpopular Preachers
• The Modern Dunciad Virgil in London and Other Poems
• The Modern Dunciad, a Satire; with Notes, Biographical and Critical
• The Modern Dunciad, a Satire; with Notes, Biographical and Critical
• The Modern Dunciad, a Satire; with Notes, Biographical and Critical
• The Modern Hudibras. In Two Cantos
• The Modern Minerva; or, the Bat's Seminary for Young Ladies. A Satire on Female Education
• The Modern Philosopher; or Terrible Tractoration! In Four Cantos, Most Respectfully Addressed to the Royal College of Physicians, London
• The Modern Reciter, a Selection of the Most Popular Pieces for Recitation . . . .
• The Modern Songster; Consisting of a Collection of the Most Admired American and English Songs . . . . Also, Some of the Best and Most Favorite Scotch, Irish, and Welsh Songs . . . .
• The Modern Songster; or, Universal Banquet of Vocal Music. Consisting of a Complete Collection of the Most Admired American and English Songs, Ballads, Glees, &c. . . .
• The Modern Stage Exemplified, in an Epistle to a Young Actor. Part I [all published]
• The Modern Theatre; a Collection of Successful Modern Plays, as Acted at the Theatres Royal, London
• The Modish Wife. A Poem
• The Mohawks: A Satirical Poem, with Notes
• The Moloch of Decrees, a Poem, in Three Cantos. To Which is Annexed, a Song of Reason
• The Monarchy of the Bees . . . .
• The Monarchy of the Bees; a Poem . . . .
• The Monastery of Saint Werburgh: A Poem, with Illustrative Notes
• The Moneiad: Or, the Power of Money
• The Monitor . . . .
• The Monitor; a Select Collection of Poems on the Most Important Subjects . . .
• The Monkey's Frolic
• The Monkey's Frolic. A Humorous Tale
• The Monkeys in Red Caps, an Old Story; newly inscribed to the Club of Jacobins
• The Monks and the Giants: Prospectus and Specimen of an Intended National Work . . . .
• The Monks of Trinity, an Heroic Poem. Canto the First
• The Monopolist; or The Installation of Sir John Barleycorn, Knight
• The Months . . . .
• The Months, Commencing with Early Spring; a Poem, Descriptive of Rural Scenes and Village Characters
• The Months; A Rural Poem; and Other Pieces: With Illustrative Notes
• The Months; and Other Poems
• The Months; and Other Poems
• The Monument in Arcadia: A Dramatic Poem, in Two Acts
• The Moor
• The Moor . . . .
• The Moorish Queen; a Record of Pompeii; and Other Poems
• The Moorland Bard; or, Poetical Recollections of a Weaver . . .
• The Moral Muse. A Present for Young Ladies
• The Moral of Flowers
• The Moral of Flowers
• The Moral Poetical Miscellany; being a Collection of Short Poems, Peculiarly Adapted to Impress on the Youthful Mind the Most Exalted Sentiments of Religion and Virtue
• The Moriad; or, the Overthrow of Folly: A Poem
• The Morning Repast, a Collection of Texts with Original Meditations & Hymns . . . .
• The Morning Repast; Consisting of Original Meditations & Hymns, with a Collection of Texts, Arranged for Daily Use in Private Devotion; also Four Songs for Zion's Pilgrims
• The Morning Star of Reason, Absorbed in the Rising Sun of Revelation: In Several Poetical Checks to Infidelity . . . .
• The Morning Star; or The Divine Poems . . . translated into English Verse
• The Mosiad, or Israel Delivered; a Sacred Poem, in Six Canticles, with Notes, &c.
• The Most Admired Poems . . . with His Life and Character
• The Most Pleasant Song of Lady Bessy, the Eldest Daughter of King Edward the Fourth . . . .
• The Most Vicious Principles of the Most Vicious Characters . . . .
• The Mother and Child; a Poem
• The Mother's Fables, in Verse. Designed, through the Medium of Amusement, to Convey to the Minds of Children Some Useful Precepts of Virtue and Benevolence
• The Mother's Fables, in Verse. Designed, through the Medium of Amusement, to Convey to the Minds of Children Some Useful Precepts of Virtue and Benevolence
• The Mother's Fables, in Verse. Designed, through the Medium of Amusement, to Convey to the Minds of Children Some Useful Precepts of Virtue and Benevolence
• The Mother's Fables, in Verse. Designed, through the Medium of Amusement, to Convey to the Minds of Children Some Useful Precepts of Virtue and Benevolence
• The Mother's Fables, in Verse. Designed, through the Medium of Amusement, to Correct Some of the Faults and Follies of Children
• The Mother's Gift
• The Mother's Gift, or Nurse Truelove's Lullaby
• The Mother's Hymn Book: Compiled from Various Authors and Private Manuscripts . . . .
• The Mother's Manual; or, Illustrations of Matrimonial Economy. An Essay in Verse
• The Mother: A Poem, in Five Books
• The Mother: A Poem, in Five Books
• The Mount of Olives, or the Resurrection and Ascension; a Poem. In Continuation of Calvary
• The Mount of Olives, or the Resurrection and Ascension; a Poem. In Continuation of Calvary
• The Mount's Bay; a Descriptive Poem . . . and Other Pieces
• The Mountain Bard; Consisting of Ballads and Songs, Founded on Facts and Legendary Tales . . . .
• The Mountain Bard; Consisting of Legendary Ballads and Tales . . . . Enlarged . . .
• The Mountain Boy. A Metrical Romance
• The Mountain Minstrel; or, Effusions of Retirement. Poems
• The Mountain Muse: Comprising the Adventures of Daniel Boone; and the Power of Virtuous and Refined Beauty
• The Mountaineers
• The Mountaineers; a Play, in Three Acts
• The Mountaineers; a Play, in Three Acts
• The Mountaineers; a Play, in Three Acts
• The Mountaineers; a Play, in Three Acts
• The mountaineers; a Play, in Three Acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Hay-Market
• The Mourner: A Poem, Commemoration of the Public Sentiment Excited by the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales . . . .
• The Mourners: A Sketch from Life. In Memory of His Excellency Charles Manners, Duke of Rutland, Late Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
• The Mourning Wreath; an Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of . . . Spencer Perceval . . . . With Other Poems
• The Mouse and the Lion: A Tale
• The Mousiad: an Heroi-Comic Poem
• The Mousiad: An Heroic Poem. Canto I
• The Mrichchakati, or the Toy Cart, a Drama
• The Multiplication Table, in Rhyme
• The Multiplication Table, in Rhyme
• The Multiplication Table, in Verse
• The Muse and Poetess, a Lesson from Nature, and Other Poems
• The Muse in a Fright; or, Britannia's Lamentation: A Rhapsody
• The Muse in Good Humour, containing Songs in the Gay Stile . . .
• The Muse in Idleness
• The Muse in Miniature, a Series of Moral Miscellanies, Humbly Attempted by The Trifler
• The Muse of Britain. A Dramatic Ode . . . .
• The Muse of Hesperia. A Poetic Reverie
• The Muse's Banquet: Consisting of a Select Collection of Pieces in the Different Species of Poetical Composition
• The Muse's Bower . . . Consisting of Various Songs never before Published . . . Interspersed with Several Poetical Tales and Pieces
• The Muse's Mirrour. Being a Collection of Poems
• The Muse's Mirrour. Being a Collection of Poems . . .
• The Muse's Wreath: Composed of Original Poems
• The Muse; or Flowers of Poetry; a Collection of Favorite Odes, Poems, Songs, Elegies, Dirges, Epitaphs, Epigrams, Elegant Extracts, &c.
• The Muses and Graces on a Visit to Grosvenor Square. Being a Collection of Original Songs Sung by the Maskers at Mrs. Crewe's Elegant Ball, Tuesday, March 21, 1775
• The Muses Cabinet, or, Delights for the Ladies. A Miscellany of Entertaining Poems, and Useful and Instructive Recreations for Both Sexes, in Two Parts.
• The Muses' Bower, Embellished with the Beauties of English Poetry
• The Muses' Tribute, a Monody, to the Memory of . . . William Pitt . . . . With Notes . . . .
• The Museum of Wit; Being a Choice Collection of Poetical Pieces instructive and entertaining. Remarkable for their point and moral tendency: intended as an antidote to care, and to promote mirth and hilarity. Selected from various authors.
• The Museum: A Poem
• The Music of the Soul; or, the Effusions of a Renewed Heart, Expressed in Familiar Verse
• The Musical Charmer, a Collection of Fashionable Songs, Scotch, English, & Irish
• The Musical Garland; a Collection of Favourite Songs
• The Musical Law-bird. On the Following Subjects . . . .
• The Musical Man's Companion, or a New Collection of Love, Masonic, Sea, and Other Songs
• The Musical Miscellany. Being a Choice Selection of Favorite Patriotic, Yankee, Irish and Scotch Songs
• The Musical Miscellany. Being a Choice Collection of Favorite Patriotic, Yankee, Irish and Scotch Songs
• The Musical Repertory.A Selection of the Most Approved Ancient and Modern Songs . . . .
• The Musings of Carol, Containing an Essay on Liberty: The Desperado, a Tale of the Ocean, and Other Original Poems
• The Mussulmen Humbled; or, a Heroic Poem, in Celebration of the Bravery Displayed by the American Tars . . . .
• The Myrtle of Venus; or, Universal Valentine Writer, for the Present Year; being a Complete Guide to Love and Marriage
• The Mysteries of Time; or, Banwell Cave. A Poem, in Six Cantos
• The Mysteries of Time; or, Banwell Cave. A Poem, in Six Cantos
• The Mysterious Marriage, or the Heirship of Roselva. A Play, in Three Acts
• The Mysterious Marriage, or the Heirship of Roselva. A Play, in Three Acts
• The Mysterious Shreik [sic]; or, Alcander and Lavinia: A Metrical Tale. Also, the Ancient Story of Pluto and Proserpine, and Cupid's Delirium. From the Greek
• The Mystic Miracle; or, Living Grave: A Poem . . . .
• The Mystic Mount, and the Voice
• The Mystic Wreath; or, Evening Pastime: Consisting of Enigmatical Poems, Charades, Anagrams, Conundrums, Rebuses, &c. &c.
• The Mystical Hymns of Orpheus . . .
• The Mystical Initiations; or, Hymns of Orpheus . . .
• The Mythological Astronomy of the Ancients Demonstrated, by Restoring to Their Fables & Symbols Their Original Meanings
• The Mythological Astronomy of the Ancients Demonstrated: By Restoring to Their Fables & Symbols Their Original Meanings
• The Mythological Astronomy, in Three Parts
• The Mythological Astronomy, in Three Parts
• The N--m---k---t Vestry; alias Judge W---r Triumphant, or Justic[e] Shallow Defeated
• The Nabob: or, Asiatic Plunderers. A Satyrical Poem, in a Dialogue between a Friend and the Author. To which are annexed, A few fugitive Pieces of Poetry
• The Naiad's Wreath
• The Naiad: A Tale. With Other Poems
• The Napolead, in Twelve Books
• The Napoleonade, a Fragment . . .
• The Narrative of a Mission to Nova Scotia . . . . To Which is Added, the Mission, an Original Poem . . .
• The National Advocates, a Poem. Affectionately Inscribed to the Honourable Thomas Erskine, and Vicary Gibbs, Esquire
• The National Jubilee, and Other Miscellaneous Poems
• The National Orator; Consisting of Selections, Adapted for Rhetorical Recitation . . . Interspersed with Extracts from the Poets
• The National Orator; Consisting of Selections, Adapted for Rhetorical Recitation . . . Interspersed with Extracts from the Poets . . . .
• The National Orator; Consisting of Selections, Adapted for Rhetorical Recitation . . . Intespersed with Extracts from the Poets . . . .
• The National Preceptor: Or Selections in Prose and Poetry . . . .
• The National Preceptor: Or Selections in Prose and Poetry; Consisting of Narrative, Descriptive, Argumentative, Didactic, Pathetic, and Humorous Pieces . . . .
• The National Preceptor: Or Selections in Prose and Poetry; Consisting of Narrative, Descriptive, Argumentative, Didactic, Pathetic, and Humorous Pieces . . . .
• The National Preceptor: Or, Selections in Prose and Poetry; Consisting of Narrative, Descriptive, Argumentative, Didactic, Pathetic, and Humorous Pieces . . . .
• The National Preceptor: Or, Selections in Prose and Poetry; Consisting of Narrative, Descriptive, Argumentative, Didactic, Pathetic, and Humorous Pieces . . . .
• The National Reader: A Selection of Exercises in Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The National Reader; a Selection of Exercises in Reading and Speaking . . .
• The National Reader; a Selection of Exercises in Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The National Reader; a Selection of Exercises in Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The National Reader; a Selection of Exercises in Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The National Reader; a Selection of Exercises in Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The National Reader; a Selection of Exercises in Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The National Reader; a Selection of Exercises in Reading and Speaking . . . .
• The National Songster. Containing a Collection of the Most Admired, Patriotic, Sentimental, Anacreontic, Comic, and Masonic, Songs, Original and Selected . . . .
• The Nativity of Christ, a Sacred Pastoral. Also Thoughts on Life and Death, a Poem
• The Nativity of Jesus Christ, a Poem
• The Nativity of Our Saviour: A Poem
• The Nativity, a Poem
• The Natural Son A Tragedy
• The Natural Son, a Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Natural Son. [Canto I]
• The Naturalist's Poetical Companion; with Notes
• The Naturalist's Poetical Companion; with Notes
• The Nature of Man: A Didactic Epistolary Poem
• The Nature of Things, a Didascalic Poem . . . .
• The Nature of Things: A Didactic Poem
• The Nautilus, in Five Cantos; being the Narrative of a Voyage Out and Home, from Liverpool to Buenos-Ayres, and Monte-video . . . .
• The Naval Review. A Poem
• The Naval Review. A Poem Inscribed to ... Sir Charles Saunders
• The Naval Review. A Poem.
• The Naval Songster, Containing a Collection of the Best Selected American Naval Songs . . . .
• The Naval Songster, or Jack Tar's Chest of Conviviality, for 1798 . . . .
• The Naval Songster, or the Sailor's Pocket Companion
• The Naval Songster: Being a Collection of Naval Victories, and Other Excellent Songs . . . .
• The Naval Songstser
• The Naval Triumph. A Poem
• The Navy of England. A Poem
• The Nazarene's Songs: being a Composition of Original Hymns . . .
• The Nazarene's Songs: in Two Parts. The Second Part Never Before Published
• The Necromancer, a Masque
• The Negro Boy's Tale, a Poem, Addressed to Children
• The Negro Convert, a Poem . . .
• The Negro Equalled by Few Europeans. Translated from the French. To Which are Added, Poems on Various Subjects, Moral and Entertaining
• The Negro Suicide. A Poem
• The Negro's Complaint: a Poem. To Which is Added, Pity for Poor Africans
• The Negro's Friend, or, the Sheffield Anti-slavery Album
• The Negro: An Historical Poem, in the Shape of Dialogue, Describing the Unchristian and Wicked Principle and Practices of Slavery . . . .
• The Neighbourhood of Heslington, (near York,) a Rural Poem
• The Neptune: Or a Collection of the Most Entertaining Comic and Sea Songs . . . .
• The Neptune: Or a Collection of the Most Entertaining Comic and Sea Songs . . . .
• The Nettle, an Irish Bouquet, to Tickle the Nose of an English Viceroy; being a Collection of Political Songs and Parodies . . .
• The New & Complete Valentine Writer, for the Year 1805. Containing a Variety of Original Valentines . . . .
• The New ABC; being a Complete Alphabet in Verse . . . to Which is Added, a Number of Tom Thumb's Songs
• The New American Hymn Book, for the Use of All People, at Home and in the Church . . . . Collected from the Best Poets
• The New American Reader, No. 2. Comprising Selections in Prose and Verse, for the Use of Schools.
• The New American Reader. Containing Choice Pieces, in Prose and Verse; Original and Selected . . . .
• The New American Speaker; being a Selection of Speeches, Dialogues, and Poetry. For the Use of Schools
• The New American Speaker; being a Selection of Speeches, Dialogues, and Poetry: For the Use of Schools
• The New Amusing and Instructive Valentine Writer . . . .
• The New and Improved Camp Meeting Book; being a Choice Selection of Hymns from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• The New and Improved Camp Meeting Hymn Book: Being a Choice Selection of Hymns from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• The New and Improved Camp Meeting Hymn Book: Being a Choice Selection of Hymns from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• The New and Improved Camp Meeting Hymns Book . . . .
• The New and Most Complete Collection of Camp, Social, and Prayer Meeting Hymns and Spiritual Songs, now in Use
• The New and Most Complete Collection of Camp, Social, and Prayer Meeting Hymns and Spiritual Songs, now in Use
• The New and Most Complete Collection of Camp, Social, and Prayer Meeting Hymns and Spiritual Songs, now in Use
• The New Athenian Oracle; or, Ladies Companion . . . . Designed for the Improvement of the Fair Sex . . . .
• The New Baltimore Hymn Book: Intended to Aid the Devotion of Christians of Every Denomination
• The New Brighthelmstone Directory: Or, Sketches in Miniature of the British Shore
• The New Brighton Guide . . . Recent Mysteries of Carlton-House
• The New Brighton Guide; Involving a Complete, Authentic, and Honorable Solution of the Recent Mysteries of Carlton House
• The New Brighton Guide; or, Companion for Young Ladies and Gentlemen to All the Watering-places in Great Britain . . . .
• The New British Theatre. A Selection of Original Dramas, Not Yet Acted . . . .
• The New British Theatre. A Selection of Original Dramas, Not Yet Acted . . . .
• The New Christian Hymn-book. Being a Selection from the Most Approved Authors . . . .
• The New Christmas Budget . . . .
• The New Clifton and Bristol Guide. Being a Series of Poetical Epistles Written by Simkin B--r--r--d, Esq. . . .
• The New Comic Songster. Containing, a Select Collection of all the Witty, Humorous . . . and Eccentrical Songs
• The New Cries of London
• The New Cries of London
• The New Cupid's Bower; being a Poetical Garden of Love, Abounding with Original Valentines
• The New Eldorado, or the Triumphs of Elba. A Satirical Poem
• The New England Mountain in Labor
• The New English Valentine Writer, or the High Road to Love; for Both Sexes. Containing a Complete Set of Valentines, Proper for Almost Every Trade in Town and Country, with Their Answers . . .
• The New Entertaining Humorist. Being a Collection of Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse.
• The New Entertaining Humorist. Being a Collection of Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse.
• The New Foundling Hospital for Wit
• The New Foundling Hospital for Wit. Being a Collection of Curious Pieces in Verse and Prose. Part the Fourth
• The New Free-mason's Monitor; or, Masonic Guide . . . .
• The New Gentle Shepherd
• The New Hymn Book, Designed for Universalist Societies
• The New Hymn Book, Designed for Universalist Societies. Compiled from Approved Authors, with Variations and Additions
• The New Hymn Book, Designed for Universalist Societies: Compiled from Approved Authors . . . .
• The New Hymn Book, Designed for Universalist Societies: Compiled from Approved Authors . . . .
• The New Hymn Book, Designed for Universalist Societies: Compiled from Approved Authors . . . .
• The New Hymn Book, Designed for Universalist Societies: Compiled from Approved Authors . . . .
• The New Hymn Book, Designed for Universalist Societies: Compiled from Approved Authors . . . .
• The New Hymn-book for the Use of the Free Church
• The New London Songster; being a Choice Collection of the Most Celebrated New Songs . . .
• The New Lyre: A Collection of the Best Songs now in Vogue . . . .
• The New Made Poet
• The New Merry Companion: or, Vocal Remembrancer. Consisting of a Choice Collection of the Newest and Most Celebrated Songs lately sung at the Theatres, Vauxhall, Ranelagh, and Private Assemblies; few of which have ever been published in any similar publication
• The New Merry Companion: or, Vocal Remembrancer. Consisting of a Choice Collection of the Newest and Most Celebrated Songs lately sung at the Theatres, Vauxhall, Ranelagh, and Private Assemblies; several of which have never been published in any similar publication
• The New Mirror of Love; a Collection of the Best and Newest Valentine Verses, Acrostics, &c. &c.
• The New Modern Story-Teller; in a Variety of Original Tales and Novels, in Verse and in Prose . . .
• The New Navigation: or, Stroud-Water Triumphant: a Poem, in Two Cantos. Addressed to the Proprietors . . .
• The New Original Poems, for the Instruction of the Young
• The New Paradise of Dainty Devices: consisting of Original Poems. By Different Hands
• The New Parliamentary Register; in a Series of Poetical Epistles . . . .
• The New Pilgrim's Progress; or, a Journey to Jerusalem
• The New Pilgrim's Progress; or, a Journey to Jerusalem
• The New Pilgrim's Progress; or, a Journey to Jerusalem
• The New Pilgrim's Progress; or, a Journey to Jerusalem
• The New Pleasing Instructor: Or, Young Lady's Guide to Virtue and Happiness. Consisting of Essays, Relations . . . and Poetry . . . from the Best Modern Authors . . . .
• The New Poetical Jester, Consisting of the Most Humorous, Entertaining and Diverting Jests, Anecdotes, Bon Mots, &c. In Verse
• The New Poetical Works of John Gerrond, the Galloway Poet
• The New Quizzical Valentine Writer, being an Excellent Collection of All the Humourous, Droll, and Merry Valentines, ever Published
• The New Rosciad, in the Manner of Churchill: Containing a Judicious, Humourous and Critical Description of our Present Dramatic Characters
• The New Rosciad: A Poem
• The New Sky-lark; Containing a Collection of the Most Approved New and Popular Songs
• The New Song. A Poem read before the Universalist Societies in Potsdam and Madrid, December, 1824
• The New Speaker, or English Class-Book . . .
• The New Speaker, or Exercises in Rhetoric; being a Selection of Speeches, Dialogues, and Poetry, from the Most Approved American and British Authors, Suitable for Declamation
• The New Speaker; or, English Class-Book . . .
• The New Speaker; or, English Class-Book . . .
• The New Sphinx an Elegant Collection of upwards of 500 Enigmas . . . .
• The New Sphinx. An Elegant Collection of Enigmas . . . .
• The New Sphinx. An Elegant Collection of Enigmas, Charades, Rebusses . . . .
• The New Sunday School Hymn Book . . . .
• The New Sunday School Hymn Book. Prepared for the American Sunday School Union . . . .
• The New Testament, in Verse; or the History of Our Blessed Saviour . . . .
• The New Vocal Miscellany, or, a Fountain of Pure Harmony; . . . . To Which is Added, a Humorous Cantata, Called the Alehouse Politicians
• The New Whim of the Night, or, the Vocal Encyclopaedia
• The New Whitby Medley. Descriptive of the Eccentricities of the Soi-disant Ass ******** for the Prosecution of Wandering Auctioneers, Hawkers and Pedlars
• The New Year's Feast on His Coming of Age
• The New York Reader, No. 3: Being, Selections in Prose and Poetry, from the Best Writers: Designed for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The New York Reader, No. 3: Being, Selections in Prose and Poetry, from the Best Writers: Designed for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The New-England Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs; Adapted to Prayer, Conference and Camp-meetings
• The New-England Pocket Songster; a Choice Collection of Popular Songs, New and Old
• The New-England Songster, a New and Choice Collection . . . Selected from the Best Authors
• The New-England Sunday School Hymn Book
• The New-England Sunday School Hymn Book
• The New-England Sunday School Hymn Book
• The New-year's Gift; being a Gilded Toy for Little Masters and Misses to Learn Their A B C . . . .
• The New-York Cries, in Rhyme
• The New-York Cries, in Rhyme
• The New-York Cries, in Rhyme
• The New-York Cries, in Rhyme
• The New-York Reader, No. 2. Being Selections in Prose and Poetry, for the Use of Schools
• The New-York Reader, No. 2: Being, Selections in Prose and Poetry, for the Use of Schools
• The New-York Reader, No. 2: Being, Selections in Prose and Poetry, for the Use of Schools
• The New-York Reader, No. 3: Being Selections in Prose and Poetry, from the Best Writers: Designed for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The New-York Reader, No. 3: Being, Selections in Prose and Poetry from the Best Writers: Designed for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The New-York Remembrancer, or the Songster's Magazine: Being a Collection of the Newest and Most Admired Songs Extant
• The Newcastle Sportsmen; or, a Race to Hell . . . . Likewise a Love Elegy; with Three Odes . . . .
• The News-paper: A Poem
• The Night before the Bridal, a Spanish Tale. Sappho, a Dramatic Sketch, and Other Poems
• The Nightingale of Liberty: Or Delights of Harmony. A Choice Collection of Patriotic, Masonic, & Entertaining Songs . . . .
• The Nightingale or Ladies' Vocal Companion
• The Nightingale, or a New and Choice Selection of the Most Admired Songs
• The Nightingale, or Musical Companion, being a Collection of Entertaining Songs
• The Nightingale, or the Ladies Vocal Companion
• The Nightingale. A Choice Collection of Patriotic, Humourous, Amorous and Sentimental Songs
• The Nightingale. A Collection of the Most Elegant Songs, now in Vogue
• The Nightingale: A Collection of Choice Songs . . . .
• The Nightingale: Containing a Collection of Approved Songs
• The Nightingale; a Collection of Approved Songs
• The Nightingale; or Rural Songster: In Two Parts . . .
• The Nightingale; or Rural Songster: In Two Parts . . . .
• The Nightingale; or, New Modern Minstrel: Containing All the Most Popular Comic, Sentimental, and Bacchanalian Songs . . . .
• The Nightingale; or, Polite Amatory Songster. A Selection of Delicate, Pathetic, and Elegant Songs, Designed Chiefly for the Ladies . . . .
• The Niliad; an Epic Poem . . . .
• The Nineteen Tragedies and Fragments . . .
• The Nineteen Tragedies and Fragments . . .
• The Nithsdale Minstrel: Being Original Poetry, Chiefly by the Bards of Nithsdale
• The Noble Cricketers: a Poetical and Familiar Epistle, address'd to Two of the Idlest Lords in His Majesty's Three Kingdoms
• The Noble Foundling; or, the Hermit of the Tweed.A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Noble Pedlar: A Burletta
• The Noble Slave: a Tragedy
• The Non Mi Ricordo Song Book; Containing Lines on the Storm on August 19, 1820 . . . .
• The North American Reader; Containing a Great Variety of Pieces in Prose and Poetry, from Very Highly Esteemed American and English Writers . . . .
• The North-country Chorister; an Unparalleled Variety of Excellent Songs . . . .
• The Northern and Eastern Songster: A Choice Collection of Fashionable Songs
• The Northern Cottage, Book I. And Other Poems; Written Partly in the Dialect of the North of Ireland
• The Northern Excursion of Geordie, Emperor of Gotham: And Sir Willie Curt-his, the Court Buffoon, &c. &c. A Serio-tragico-comico-ludicro-aquatico Burlesque Gallimaufry; Interspersed with Humorous Glees, Sporting Catches, and Rum Chaunts, by the Male and Female Characters of the Piece
• The Northern Fox Hunt in Three Cantos
• The Northern Laird and His Tennant: a Tale by John Burness, Founded on Fact, 1745 & 1746, Before and After the Battle of Culloden
• The Northmen, a Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Northumberland Garland; or, Newcastle Nightingale: a Matchless Collection of Famous Songs
• The Northumberland Garland; or, Newcastle Nightingale: A Matchless Collection of Famous Songs
• The Norwich Fox Dinner, an Ode; Respectfully Dedicated to the Radical Whigs
• The Nosegay; or May-Morning-Free-Will Offering . . . . on Inebriation
• The Nosegay; with References to Certain Evangelical Ministers of the Present Day: In a Letter to a Friend. A Poem
• The Notes of an American Lyre
• The Nova Scotia Minstrel, Written on a Tour from North America to Great Britain and Ireland . . . .
• The Nova Scotia Minstrel, Written While on a Tour from North America to Great Britain and Ireland; Interspersed with Suitable Reflections and Moral Songs, Adapted to the Most Popular Airs
• The Number of the Beast
• The Nun
• The Nun of St. Ulric; and Other Poems
• The Nun, a Poetical Romance, and Two Others
• The Nun: An Amatory Poem . . . . With Various Desultory Poems
• The Nurse, a Poem
• The Nurse, a Poem
• The Nurse, a Poem
• The Nurse, a Poem . . . .
• The Nurse, a Poem. Translated from the Italian
• The Nursery Companion . . . Rules of English Grammar, in Verse
• The Nursery Garland; being a Selection of Short Poems, Adapted to Very Early Youth . . . .
• The Nursery Garland; being a Selection of Short, Classical Poems, Adapted to Very Early Youth . . . .
• The Nursery Guide; or "Remarks on the Conduct of a Nursery:". . . Offered to the Notice of Females in General
• The O-Poeiad, a Satire
• The Oak at Boscobel; a New and Ingenious Parody on the House that Jack Built
• The Obsequies of Demetrius Poliorcetes: A Poem
• The Ocean Bride: A Tale of the Sea. In Six Cantos
• The Ocean Cavern: A Tale of the Tonga Isles. In Three Cantos
• The Ocean Gem, and Other Poems
• The Ocean Harp: A Poem; in Two Cantos: With Smaller Pieces; and a Monody on the Death of John Syng Dorsey, M.D.
• The Odd Volume: A Collection of Odds and Ends, in Prose and Verse
• The Oddest of All Oddities
• The Oddest of All Oddities; being a Collection of All the Old Tales, Stories, Letters . . . Verses . . . .
• The Oddity, an Humourous Poem, being a Love Letter from a Grub-Street Poet to His Sweet-heart . . .
• The Odes . . . .
• The Odes . . . .
• The Odes . . . . Part I [,of 2]
• The Odes . . . . Translated from the Greek . . . . Part II [of 2]
• The Odes . . . Not One Fourth of Which Have ever Appeared in English
• The Odes . . . Translated into English Verse
• The Odes . . . with Notes and Illustrations
• The Odes . . . with Notes and Illustrations
• The Odes of Anacreon
• The Odes of Anacreon
• The Odes of Anacreon, translated from the Greek into English Verse
• The Odes of Anacreon. Translated from the Greek into English Verse
• The Odes of Anacreon. Translated from the Greek into English Verse.
• The Odes of Horace in Cincinnati; as Published in the "Western Spy and Literary Cadet," During the Year 1821
• The Odes, Epodes, and Carmen Seculare
• The Odiad; or, the Battle of Humphries and Mendoza . . .
• The Odyssey . . . .
• The Odyssey . . . .
• The Odyssey . . . Translated into English Blank Verse
• The Odyssey . . . Translated into English Blank Verse
• The Odyssey . . . Translated into English Blank Verse . . . .
• The Odyssey . . . translated into English Blank Verse, with Notes
• The Oeconomy of Happiness. A Poem.
• The Oeconomy of Health
• The Oedipus Tyrannus . . . Acted at the Triennial Visitation of Reading School . . . .
• The Offering; Consisting of Original Pieces in Prose and Verse, Intended for the Use of Young Persons
• The Ogilviad; an Heroic Poem, with Its Answers; being a Dispute between Two Gentlemen of King's College
• The Old Bachelor's Masterpiece: To Which are Added Several Pieces of Poetry, never before Published
• The Old Bard's Farewell. A Poem
• The Old Bard's Farewell: A Poem
• The Old Black Cock and His Dunghill Advisers in Jeopardy; or, the Palace that Jack Built
• The Old Black Cock and His Dunghill Advisers in Jeopardy; or, the Palace that Jack Built
• The Old Black Cock and His Dunghill Advisers in Jeopardy; or, the Palace that Jack Built
• The Old Black Cock and His Dunghill Advisers in Jeopardy; or, The Palace that Jack Built
• The Old English Gentleman, a Poem
• The Old English Squire. A Poem, in Ten Cantos
• The Old Fox Outwitted, and the Woman against the Stream
• The Old Hag in a Red Cloak. A Romance. Inscribed to the Author of the Grim White Woman [M. G. Lewis]
• The Old Maid and Widow, or the Widow the Best Wife
• The Old Serpent's Reply to the Electrical Eel
• The Old Serpentine Temple of the Druids, at Avebury, in North Wiltshire, a Poem
• The Old Wife of Beith, by Chaucer. Much better reformed, enlarged and corrected, than it was formerly in the old uncorrect copy. With an addition of many other things
• The Old Woman & Her Three Sons
• The Old Women Weatherwise, an Interlude; As Performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Oliad. [Canto I]
• The Olio, being a Collection of Poems, Fables, Epigrams, &c. Including Tributes to the Memory of Lieut. Allen, the Hon. Wm. W. Van Ness, and the Hon. Brockholst Livingston
• The Olio, or, Northern Muse. A Series of Original Poetry . . . .
• The Olio: Consisting of Essay on Man and Universal Prayer . . . Traveller and Deserted Village . . . . and Minor Poems
• The Olio: No. II
• The Olive Branch, a Poem
• The Olive-Branch of Peace with the Shulamite: a Poem
• The Olney Hymns. In Three Books . . . .
• The Omen
• The Omnibus Songster, Containing the Following New and Popular Songs . . . .
• The Omnipotence of the Deity. A Poem
• The Omnipresence of God: With Other Sacred Poems
• The Omnipresence of the Deity. A Poem
• The Omnipresence of the Deity. A Poem
• The Omnipresence of the Deity. A Poem
• The Omnipresence of the Deity. A Poem
• The Omnipresence of the Deity. A Poem
• The Omnipresence of the Deity. A Poem
• The Omnipresence of the Deity. A Poem
• The Omnipresence of the Deity. A Poem
• The Omnipresence of the Deity. A Poem
• The Omnipresence of the Supreme Being. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• The Omnium; Containing the Journal of a . . . Tour into France . . . and Other Other Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse
• The One-eyed Coronation; or, a Peep into Westminster Abbey. A Satirical Poem
• The Only Child: A Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Only True Mother Goose Melodies . . . .
• The Opening of the Sixth Seal. A Sacred Poem
• The Opera Rumpus; or, the Ladies in the Wrong Box! A Serio-comic-operatic Burlesque Poem!
• The Opera! A Poetical Illustration of the Principal Musical Performers . . . during the Late Season
• The Optimist: or Satire in Good-Humour
• The Oracle Concerning Babylon. And the Song of Exultation. From Isaiah, Chap. XIII. and XIV
• The Oracle: Or, a Short Panegyric on Mr. Peter Edwards's Most Admirable Defence of Infant Sprinkling
• The Orange Minstrel, or Ulster Melodist: Consisting of Songs and Poems
• The Orange-Girl at Foote's to Sally Harris: or, The Town to the Country Pomona. An Heroic Epistle
• The Orange-Girl at Foote's to Sally Harris: or, The Town to the Country Pomona. An Heroic Epistle.
• The Orator; or Elegant Extracts in Prose and Poetry . . . .
• The Orchestra; a Choice of Fashionable Songs
• The Order of St. Patrick; an Ode
• The Orestes . . . as Performed at the Triennial Visitation of Reading School, October, 1821
• The Oriental Asylum for Fugitive Pieces; Containing Acrostics, Odes, Epigrams, &c
• The Origin and Course of Intemperance: A Poem, in Five Cantos
• The Origin of the Veil. A Poem.
• The Origin, Rise, and Progress of Leamington Spa, or What It was, and What It will be! A Poetic Effusion
• The Original Repository; Consisting of Poems, Tales, Dialogues, Soliloquys, Songs, Music, &c. &c. in Prose and Verse
• The Orlando . . . Reduced to Twenty-four Books; the Narrative Connected, and the Stories Disposed in a Regular Series
• The Orlando Furioso
• The Orlando Furioso
• The Orlando Furioso
• The Orlando Furioso
• The Orlando Furioso
• The Orlando Furioso
• The Orlando Furioso . . .
• The Orlando Innamorato, Translated into Prose from the Italian of Francesco Berni, and Interspersed with Extracts in the same stanza as the original
• The Orlando. . . . Reduced to XXIV Books; the Narrative Connected, and the Stories disposed in a Regular Series
• The Orphan Boy
• The Orphan of China. A tragedy
• The Orphan, a Poem, in Six Cantos
• The Orphan, or Evidences of Providence; a Poem. With Other Pieces
• The Orphans of Wyoming, or, the Fatal Prayer. A Moral Poem . . . With Memoirs of the Author
• The Orphans, or, Honesty Rewarded
• The Orphans; or, the Battle of Nevil's Cross . . . .
• The Orwell, a Descriptive Poem
• The Otter Hunt; or Sporting Disasters
• The Otter Hunt; or Sporting Disasters: a Comic Tale . . .
• The Out-and-outer! A Right Up-an-end Collection of Flash & Amatory Songs . . . .
• The Outcast of Naples, a Metrical Romaunt, in Two Cantos, and Other Poems
• The Outlaw of Taurus. A Poem. To Which are Added, Scenes from Sophocles
• The Outlaw of Taurus. A Poem. To Which are Added, Scenes from Sophocles
• The Outlaw of Taurus: A Poem
• The Outlaw, and Other Poems
• The Outlaw; or the Eve of St. Ann. A Tale
• The Owl, the Peacock, and the Dove; a Fable addressed to the Rev. Dr. Tatham and the Right Hon. E. Burke, &c. &c. &c
• The Oxford Spy, in Four Dialogues; with an Introduction
• The Oxford Spy; a Dialogue, in Verse
• The Oxford Spy; in Verse. Dialogue the Fifth
• The Oxford Spy; in Verse. Dialogue the First
• The Oxford Spy; in Verse. Dialogue the Fourth
• The Oxford Spy; in Verse. Dialogue the Fourth
• The Oxford Spy; in Verse. Dialogue the Second
• The Oxford Spy; in Verse. Dialogue the Second
• The Oxford Spy; in Verse. Dialogue the Third
• The Oxford Spy; in Verse. Dialogue the Third
• The Oxonian. A Poem. In Imitation of the Splendid Shilling
• The P----e's Jubilee; or R---l Revels!! A Poem
• The P-tt Club of Scotland.A Poem
• The Paean of Oxford, a Poem; to Which is Prefixed, a Reply to the Charges Adduced against the University . . . .
• The Pagan Mythology of Ancient Greece and Rome, Versified
• The Pageant of the Company of Sheremen and Taylors, in Coventry . . . .
• The Pains of Hope: And Other Poems. Published for the Benefit of an Officer's Widow and Six Children
• The Pains of Memory, a Poem, in Two Books
• The Pains of Memory, a Poem, in Two Books
• The Pains of Memory, and the Powers of Fancy: With Some Other Poems
• The Pains of Memory. A Poem
• The Pains of Memory. A Poem
• The Pains of Memory. A Poem
• The Pains of Memory. A Poem
• The Pains of Memory; with Some Other Poems
• The Painter's Primer; in Familiar Rhyme, without Notes
• The Paisley Miscellany. A Collection of Select Songs
• The Palace of John Bull, Contrasted with the Poor "House that Jack Built"
• The Palace that N--h Built: A Parody on an Old English Poem
• The Pandemonium Ballot; or, the Leadenheads at Loggerheads . . . .
• The Panthead; an Heroic Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Pantheon Rattle: Or, Gold-medal Debate. On the question, "whether are the trophies of war or those of learning more glorious."
• The Pantheon Rupture; or, a Dispute between Elegance and Reason . . . .
• The Pantheon, a Poem
• The Pantheon, a Poem
• The Pantheon: A Prize Poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, in the Year 1813
• The Paphiad, or Kensington-Gardens. Humbly Dedicated to Her Grace, the Duchess of Dev-n---re
• The Paradise of Coquettes, a Poem
• The Paradise of Coquettes, a Poem. In Nine Parts
• The Paradise of Coquettes, a Poem. In Nine Parts
• The Paradise of Coquettes, a Poem. In Nine Parts
• The Paradise of Taste
• The Pardoner's Tale, from Chaucer
• The Parent's Poetical Anthology: Being a Selection of English Poems Primarily Designed to Assist in Forming the Taste and the Sentiments of Young Readers
• The Parent's Poetical Anthology: Being a Selection of English Poems Primarily Designed to Assist in Forming the Taste and the Sentiments of Young Readers
• The Parent's Poetical Anthology: Being a Selection of English Poems, Primarily Designed to Assist in Forming the Taste and the Sentiments of Young Readers
• The Parent's Poetical Present; Consisting of Instructive, Religious, Moral, and Entertaining Poems, for Juvenile Minds . . . .
• The Parents' Present to Their Happy Family; Containing the Poems of My Father, Mother, Sister, & Brother, in Imitation of Cowper's Mary
• The Parish Priest: A Poem
• The Parisians. Giving an Accurate Description of the French Revolution and the Storming of the Bastile [Bastille]
• The Park
• The Parliament of Ispahan; an Oriental Eclogue. Translated from the Persian of His Excellency the ******* Ambassador
• The Parnassian Garland, or, Beauties of Modern Poetry. Consisting of Upwards of Two Hundred Pieces Selected from the Works of the Most Distinguished Poets of the Present Age . . . .
• The Parnassian Garland. Forming the Poetry of The Monthly Visitor, Vol. I and II
• The Parnassian Garland; or, Beauties of Modern Poetry: Consisting of Upwards of Two Hundred Pieces, Selected from the Most Distinguished Poets of the Present Age . . . .
• The Parnassian Pilgrim; or the Posthumous Works . . . . With a Sketch of His Life
• The Parriad; addressed to the Editor of Bellendene . . .
• The Parricide, a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Parricide. A Play, in Three Acts
• The Parson's Choice of Town or Country: An Epistle to a Young Divine
• The Parson's Horn-book
• The Parson's Horn-book [Part 1, of 2]
• The Parson's Horn-book. Parts I and II
• The Parson's Horn-book. Part II [of 2]
• The Parthian Exile, a Tragedy. As Performed Several Times at Coventry and Worcester
• The Pass of Bonholme, and Other Occasional Verses
• The Passage of Mount St. Gothard . . . The Chevalier's Lament . . and Colin's Profession . . .
• The Passage of the Mountain of Saint Gothard
• The Passage of the Mountain of Saint Gothard, a Poem
• The Passage of the Saint Gothard
• The Passage of the Sea; a Poem. With Other Pieces
• The Passage of the Sound; or, British Valour Triumphant. A Poem. Occasioned by the Glorious Naval Victory off Copenhagen
• The Passengers: Containing, the Celtic Annals
• The Passions Personify'd, in Familiar Fables.
• The Passions Taught by Truth: An Allegorical Poem
• The Past and Present, a Comparative View of Idolatry and Religion, as Aids to Learning: A Poem . . . .
• The Past, etc.
• The Pastor. Addressed to the Rev. John Wesley. . . . In which the Character of that Fallacious Casuist is Accurately Delineated
• The Pastor; a Poem
• The Pastor; a Poem. In Two Parts
• The Pastoral Care. A Didactic Poem . . . addressed to the Junior Clergy
• The Pastoral or Lyric Muse of Scotland. In Three Cantos
• The Pastoral Songs of P. Virgil Maro. To Which are Added, Poems Sentimental and Descriptive
• The Pastoral, or Lyric Muse of Scotland; in Three Cantos
• The Patent, a Poem
• The Paternal Present: Being a Sequel to Pity's Gift
• The Paternal Present: Being a Sequel to Pity's Gift
• The Paternal Present: Being a Sequel to Pity's Gift
• The Path of Duty, a Moral Tale, in Four Books . . . with Some Lighter Pieces
• The Path of Sorrow, or, the Lament of Youth: A Poem
• The Patriad, an Heroic Poem, in Three Books
• The Patricians: Or, a Candid Examination into the Merits of the Principal Speakers of the House of Lords
• The Patricians: Or, a Candid Examination into the Merits of the Principal Speakers of the House of Lords
• The Patriot Beard, an Heroic Comic Poem
• The Patriot Briton; or England's Invasion, 1796
• The Patriot Chief. A Tragedy
• The Patriot Divine to the Female Historian; an Elegiac Epistle. To Which is Added the Lady's Reply; or, a Modest Plea for the Rights of Widows.
• The Patriot Father, a Play in Five Acts
• The Patriot Father, an Historical Play, in Five Acts
• The Patriot Father: an Historical Play in Five Acts
• The Patriot King; or Irish Chief. A Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre in Smock-Alley, Dublin
• The Patriot King; or, Alfred and Elvida. An Historical Tragedy
• The Patriot King; or, Irish Chief. A Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre in Smock-Alley, Dublin
• The Patriot Minister: a Poem
• The Patriot Ministry, a Poem
• The Patriot Queen; or, Female Heroism: A Tragedy
• The Patriot Soldier; a Poem
• The Patriot Soldier; a Poem
• The Patriot Soldier; or, Irish Volunteer. A Poem
• The Patriot Vision. A Poem. Dedicated to the Memory of the Earl of Chatham.
• The Patriot's Companion; or, a Selection of Patriotic Pieces, in Prose & Verse . . . .
• The Patriot's Guide; a Poem. Inscribed to the Earl of C---M, Junius, and John Wilkes, Esq.
• The Patriot's Love; and Other Poems
• The Patriot's Progress, or, The Post of Honour Disputed: A Familiar Epistle, humbly inscribed to John Wilkes, Esq
• The Patriot's Vision, a Poem . . . .
• The Patriot's Vision, or The Triumph of Opposition
• The Patriot, a Poem
• The Patriot, a Poem
• The Patriot, a Tragedy. From a Manuscript of the Late Dr. Samuel Johnson, Corrected by Himself
• The Patriot. A Poem Inscribed to the supporters of the Bill of rights
• The Patriot; a Poem
• The Patriot; an Original Poem: in Seven Cantos . . . .
• The Patriot; or, Union and Freedom: A Drama, in Three Acts . . . .
• The Patriot; or, Wallace. A Historical Tragedy
• The Patriotic Clarion . . . .
• The Patriotic Mice; or Modern H**se of C*****s. A Poem
• The Patriotic Vocalist, or Fourth of July Pocket Companion.A Selection of Approved Songs, on National Subjects . . . .
• The Patriotic Wolves: A Fable
• The Patriotic Wolves: A Fable
• The Patriotic Wolves: A Fable
• The Patriotick and Amatory Songster. A Selection of Approved Ancient and Modern Songs
• The Patriots of North-America: A Sketch. With Explanatory Notes
• The Patriots: Or, an Evening Prospect on the Atlantic. In Which Some Noted Political Characters are Delineated . . . .
• The Patron a Satire
• The Patrons of Genius: A Satirical Poem . . . Part the First
• The Pawtucket Collection of Conference Hymns
• The Pawtucket Collection of Conference Hymns
• The Pawtucket Collection of Conference Hymns
• The Peace Offering. Songs, on the Signing of Preliminaries . . . . Also, the Irish Union . . . .
• The Peacock "At Home". . . . and Butterfly's Ball . . . .
• The Peacock "At Home". . . . To Which is Added the Butterfly's Ball; an Original Poem
• The Peacock "At Home". . . ; and, Butterfly's Ball, an Original Poem. . . .
• The Peacock "At Home": A Sequel to the Butterfly's Ball
• The Peacock "At Home": A Sequel to the Butterfly's Ball
• The Peacock "At Home": A Sequel to the Butterfly's Ball
• The Peacock "at Home": A Sequel to the Butterfly's Ball
• The Peacock "At Home": A Sequel to the Butterfly's Ball
• The Peacock "At Home": A Sequel to the Butterfly's Ball
• The Peacock "At Home": Or Grand Assemblage of Birds. . . . Illustrated with Elegant Engravings
• The Peacock "At Home," . . . to Which is Added the Butterfly's Ball; an Original Poem . . . .
• The Peacock "At Home," . . . To Which is Added the Butterfly's Ball; an Original Poem . . . .
• The Peacock Abroad; or Visits Returned
• The Peacock and Parrot, on Their Tour to Discover the Author of "The Peacock at Home"
• The Peacock at Home; and Other Poems
• The Pearl; or, Affection's Gift. A Christmas and New Year's Present
• The Peasant of Auburn, or the Old Man's Tale
• The Peasant of Auburn, or, the Emigrant, a Poem
• The Peasant of Auburn; or, the Emigrant. A Poem . . . .
• The Peasant of Lucern, a Melo-drama, in Three Acts
• The Peasant's Death; or, a Visit to the House of Mourning: And Other Poems
• The Peasant's Fate: A Rural Poem. With Miscellaneous Pieces
• The Peasant's Posy; Consisting of Miscellaneous Poems, Sonnets and Songs
• The Peasant; a Poem, in Nine Cantos; with Other Poems
• The Peasants Fate: A Rural Poem
• The Peasants Fate: A Rural Poem. With Miscellaneous Poems
• The Peasants Fate: A Rural Poem. With Miscellaneous Poems
• The Pedlar. A Miscellany in Prose and Verse . . .
• The Peep-show; a Bristol Fairing
• The Peerage Paralleled: A Poem; in Imitation of the Eighth Satire of Juvenal. Addressed to the Noble Marquis
• The Pelican Island, and Other Poems
• The Pelican Island, and Other Poems
• The Pelican Island, and Other Poems
• The Penance of Hugo, a Vision on the French Revolution . . . with Two Additional Cantos by the Rev. Henry Boyd, A.M.
• The Penitent of Egypt. An Heroic Poem in Eight Books
• The Penitential Tyrant; a Juvenile Poem, in Two Cantos. To Which is Prefixed, Compendious Memoirs of the Author
• The Penitential Tyrant; or, Slave Trader Reformed: A Pathetic Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Penitentiary: Or, the Battles of Pentonville . . . .
• The Pensee
• The Pensive Wanderer, a Poem, in Four Cantos; with Nero and the Fire of Rome, an Ode; and Other Poems
• The Perennial Treasure
• The Perennial; a Collection of Moral and Religious Poetry
• The Peripatetic: or, Sketches of the Heart, of Nature and Society; in a Series of Politico-Sentimental Journals, in Verse and Prose, the Eccentric Excursions of Sylvanus Theophrastus, supposed to be written by Himself
• The Persecutor: With Other Poems from the Greek, Latin, Persian, Italian, and Other Languages
• The Persian Heroine, a Tragedy
• The Persian Heroine. A Tragedy
• The Persian Hunters, or, The Rose of Gurgistan: an opera
• The Perusal, or the Book of Nature Unfolded, a Poem: Together with a Poem Entitled the Contrast
• The Perusal, or the Book of Nature Unfolded, a Poem: Together with a Poem Entitled the Contrast
• The Peruvians; a Poem in Ten Cantos
• The Pet Lamb, in Rhythm, Intended as an Innocent Exercise for the Memory of Children. To Which are Added, the Ladder of Learning and the Robin
• The Pet Lamb, in Rhythm: Intended as an Innocent Exercise, for the Memory of Children
• The Petition of an Old Uninhabited House . . . .
• The Petition of an Old Uninhabited House in Penzance to Its Master in Town . . . .
• The Petition of the Harbour, Pier, &c. of Leith, to the Right Honourable the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Others . . . .
• The Petition, a Poem; being an Extract from the Record of the Transactions of a Convention, Held by Various Animals . . . .
• The Phantasmagoria of New-York, a Poetical Burlesque upon . . . the Magdalen Report
• The Phantom Barge, and Other Poems
• The Phantom City, and Other Poems
• The Phenomenon; or, an Account in Verse, of the Extraordinary Disruption of a Bog . . . .
• The Philadelphia Hymn Book; or, a Selection of Sacred Poetry, Consisting of Psalms and Hymns . . . .
• The Philadelphia Jockey Club: or, Mercantile Influence Weighed
• The Philadelphia Pursuits of Literature. A Satirical Poem. Book First
• The Philadelphia Souvenir; a Collection of Fugitive Pieces from the Philadelphia Press. With Biographical and Explanatory Notes
• The Philadelphiad; or, New Pictures of the City . . .
• The Philistines; or, the Scotch Tocsin Sounders . . . . To Which is Added an Hudibrastic Chapter . . . .
• The Philosophy of Melancholy a Poem in Four Parts with a Mythological Ode
• The Phoebiad. A Poem. Addressed to the Editory of the Oracle
• The Phoenix
• The Phoenix; or, a Change of Politics Prognosticated . . . Commonly Called a Reform . . . .
• The Phoenix; or, a Choice Collection of Riddles and Charades
• The Phoenix; or, the Battle of Valparaiso. A Poem
• The Physicians. A Satire. With Other Poems . . . .
• The Physiological Mentor; or, Lessons from Nature for Juveniles . . . .
• The Pic Nic; or, Recreations in Literature
• The Pic-nic of Saint Ronan's Well: A Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Pic-nic, a Collection of Recitations, and Comic Songs, Toasts, Sentiments, &c.
• The Pic-nic: A Miscellany of Prose and Verse. Containing a Number of Original Pieces, and Extracts from New Publications of Merit
• The Piccolomini's: A Drama . . .
• The Piccolomini, or the First Part of Wallenstein, a Drama in Five Acts
• The Pickeroniad: or, Exploits of Faction: Celebrated in Mock-heroic-al, Serio-comic-al, Hudibrastic-al and Quizzic-al Numbers . . . .
• The Picture Alphabet
• The Picture; Verses Written in London, May 28, 1803, Suggested by a Magnificent Landscape of Rubens, in Possession of Sir George Beaumont
• The Piece Book: Comprising Choice Specimens of Poetry and Eloquence, Intended to be Transcribed or Committed to Memory
• The Pier and Bay of Douglas; or, Forget Me Not from the Isle of Man
• The Pig Trap, a Poem
• The Pigeons
• The Pigeons . . . . Showing the Artifices . . . of Gaming . . . .
• The Pigeons. Dedicated to All the Flats . . . .
• The Pigeons. Dedicated to All the Flats . . . .
• The Pigeons. Dedicated to All the Flats, and Showing the Artifices, Success, and Crimes of Gaming, Gamesters, and Gambling Houses
• The Pilgrim and Other Poems
• The Pilgrim Knight; and Miscellaneous Poetry
• The Pilgrim of Erin and Other Poems
• The Pilgrim of the Hebrides: A Lay of the North Countrie
• The Pilgrim of the Rock, a Poem, in Three Cantos. To Which are Added Pieces on Various Subjects
• The Pilgrim's Companion; being a Collection of Hymns in General Use . . . with a Few never before Published
• The Pilgrim's Fate, and Other Poems.
• The Pilgrim's Hymn Book, Consisting of Hymns & Spiritual Songs Designed for the Public and Private Worship of God
• The Pilgrim's Hymn Book, Offered as a Companion to All Zion Travellers
• The Pilgrim's Progress from this world to that which is to come: delivered under the similitude of a dream. Originally written By John Bunyan. And now Rendered into blank verse.
• The Pilgrim's Progress: From This World, to That Which is to Come . . . . The First Part: Rendered into Familiar Verse, with a Close Adherence to the Original
• The Pilgrim's Song, a Collection of Hymns for the Use of Christians
• The Pilgrim's Song. A Collection of Hymns
• The Pilgrim's Song; or Original Hymns, for Public and Private Use
• The Pilgrim's Songster: Or a Choice Collection of Spiritual Songs
• The Pilgrim's Songster; or, a Choice Collection of Spiritual Songs, from the Best Authors, with Many Original Pieces . . . .
• The Pilgrim's Tale, a Poem
• The Pilgrimage of Ormond, or Childe Harold in the New World
• The Pilgrimage to Mecca
• The Pilgrims of the Sun; a Poem
• The Pilgrims of the Sun; a Poem
• The Pilgrims of the Sun; a Poem
• The Pillory . . . .
• The Pin Basket. To the Children of Thespis: A Satire . . . . With Notes Biographical, Critical, and Explanatory
• The Pin-basket to the Children of Thespis. With Notes Historical, Critical, and Biographical
• The Pindar of Wakefield's Legend
• The Pindaric Disaster; or, the Devil Peter's Best Doctor . . . .
• The Pink or, Child's First Book of Poetry
• The Pink: A Flower in the Juvenile Garland. Consisting of Short Poems, Adapted to the Understanding of Young Children
• The Pious Incendiaries; or, Fanaticism Display'd. A Poem
• The Pious Instructor. Being a Selection in Prose and Verse, from Various Authors Eminent for Virtue and Piety . . . .
• The Pious Minstrel, a Collection of Sacred Poetry
• The Pious Minstrel: A Collection of Sacred Poetry
• The Pious Minstrel; a Collection of Sacred Poetry
• The Pious Miscellany, in Verse and Prose. In Six Books
• The Piper of Peebles, a Tale
• The Piper of Peebles, a Tale
• The Piper of Peebles, a Tale
• The Pirate's Bride, a Story of the Levant; and the Lament
• The Pirate, and Other Poems
• The Pirate. A Fragment
• The Pirate. A Poem in Three Cantos
• The Pirate; a Poem. Dovergilda; a Poem. The Vampire; a Fragment
• The Pirates. A Tale for the Amusement and Instruction of Youth . . . . To Which is Added: Several Select Pieces in Prose and Verse
• The Pitiful Plaint of a Hen-pecked Prodigal . . .
• The Pitiful Plaint of a Hen-pecked Prodigal: Dedicated to the Daughter of Duke Bobadil Manifesto
• The Pitt Club. The Commemoration of the Anniversary of Mr. Pitt's Birthday . . . on Tuesday the 18th of May, 1816
• The Pitt Club. The Commemoration of the Anniversary of Mr. Pitt's Birthday . . .on Saturday the 27th of May, 1815
• The Pitt Club. The Triennial Commemoration of the Anniversary of Mr. Pitt's Birth . . . on Wednesday the 28th of May, 1817
• The Pittiad, a Poetico-political History . . . .
• The Pittiad; or, Poetico-political History of William the Second . . . .
• The Pittsburgh Songster; Containing a Choice Collection of Approved Popular Songs. Selected from the Best Authors.
• The Plagi-scurriliad: A Hudibrastic Poem. Dedicated to Colonel Eleazer Oswald
• The Plagi-scurriliad: A Hudibrastic Poem. Dedicated to Colonel Eleazer Oswald
• The Plague a Poem . . . .
• The Plague a Poem . . . .
• The Plague Stayed. A Seatonian Poem
• The Plagues of Ireland, an Epistle
• The Plaintive Muse, or Poems Sacred to Religion
• The Plants a Poem, Cantos the First and Second, with Notes; and Occasional Poems
• The Plants a Poem, Cantos the Third and Fourth [of 4], with Notes and Observations
• The Playground or Sports of Youth
• The Plea for a Private Indulgence of Grief. A Poem . . . . Addressed to the Hon. P**l*p B**v**ie
• The Plea of the Midsummer Fairies, Hero and Leander, Lycus the Centaur, and Other Poems
• The Plea of the Midsummer Fairies, Hero and Leander, Lycus the Centaur, and Other Poems
• The Pleader's Guide, a Didactic Poem . . .
• The Pleader's Guide, a Didactic Poem . . .
• The Pleader's Guide, a Didactic Poem, in Two Books . . . .
• The Pleader's Guide, a Didactic Poem, in Two Books . . . . Book II
• The Pleader's Guide, a Didactic Poem, in Two Books, Containing the Conduct of a Suit at Law, with the Arguments of Counsellor Bother'um and Counsellor Bore'um . . . .
• The Pleader's Guide, a Didactic Poem, in Two Parts . . .
• The Pleader's Guide, a Didactic Poem, in Two Parts . . . .
• The Pleader's Guide, a Didactic Poem, in Two Parts: Containing Mr. Surrebutter's Poetical Lectures on the Conduct of a Suit at Law, Including the Arguments of Counsellor Bother'um, and Counsellor Bore'um . . . .
• The Pleader's Guide: A Didactic Poem, in Two Parts . . . .
• The Pleasing Library, Containing a Selection of Humorous, Entertaining, Elegant and Instructive Pieces, in Prose and Poetry. . . .
• The Pleasures of Affection, a Poem; as Excited by Remembered Acts of Benevolence and Friendship during the Christmas Holydays. With the Adieu to School, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Anarchy, a Dramatic Poem . . . .
• The Pleasures of Anarchy: a Dramatic Sermon
• The Pleasures of Anarchy; a Dramatic Poem. Intended for the Reflection of Youth
• The Pleasures of Benevolence, a Poem
• The Pleasures of Benevolence; a Poem . . .
• The Pleasures of Charity: a Poem in Two Parts. Intended as a Sequel to The Pleasures of Hope
• The Pleasures of Composition. A Poem . . . . Part I
• The Pleasures of Conversation. A Poem
• The Pleasures of Fancy. A Poem: In Two Parts
• The Pleasures of Friendship, a Poem, in Two Parts; to Which are Added a Few Original Irish Melodies
• The Pleasures of Friendship, a Poem, in Two Parts; to Which are Added a Few Other Poems, and Original Melodies
• The Pleasures of Friendship, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Friendship, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Friendship, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Friendship, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Friendship; a Poem, in Two Parts
• The Pleasures of Friendship; a Poem, in Two Parts
• The Pleasures of Friendship; a Poem, in Two Parts
• The Pleasures of Home, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Home, with Other Poems . . . .
• The Pleasures of Home; a Poem, in Four Parts
• The Pleasures of Home; the Voyage of Life, an Allegorical Poem; and Other Pieces
• The Pleasures of Hope
• The Pleasures of Hope
• The Pleasures of Hope . . .
• The Pleasures of Hope a Specimen of Miniature Writing
• The Pleasures of Hope, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, and Other Poems, . . . and The Pleasures of Memory
• The Pleasures of Hope, Imagination, and Memory
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems . . . . To Which is Added the Nurse
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems . . . . To Which is Added the Nurse
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems . . . . To Which is Added the Nurse
• The Pleasures of Hope, with Other Poems.
• The Pleasures of Hope. In Two Parts . . . . With a Memoir
• The Pleasures of Hope. In Two Parts . . . . With a Memoir.
• The Pleasures of Hope: With Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope: With Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope; in Two Parts. With Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope; with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope; with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope; with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Hope; with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Human Life, a Poem
• The Pleasures of Imagination; with Other Poems, National and Lyric
• The Pleasures of Love and Friendship: A Poem.
• The Pleasures of Love. A Poem
• The Pleasures of Love. A Poem
• The Pleasures of Love: Being Amatory Poems, Original and Translated from the Asiatic and European Languages
• The Pleasures of Love: Being Amatory Poems, Original and Translated, from the Asiatic and European Languages
• The Pleasures of Love; being Amatory Poems, Original and Translated from the Asiatic and European Languages
• The Pleasures of Melancholy; and a Saxon Tale
• The Pleasures of Memory
• The Pleasures of Memory . . . and the Pains of Memory, . . . and all the Other Poems . . . .
• The Pleasures of Memory . . . With some other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory . . . with some Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory, a Poem, in Two Parts
• The Pleasures of Memory, a Poem, in Two Parts
• The Pleasures of Memory, A Poem, in Two Parts
• The Pleasures of Memory, and Other Poems . . . . And the Pains of Memory
• The Pleasures of Memory, and Other Poems . . . . And the Pains of Memory
• The Pleasures of Memory, and Other Poems . . . . And the Pains of Memory
• The Pleasures of Memory, and Other Poems . . . . And the Pains of Memory
• The Pleasures of Memory, and Other Poems . . . . To Which is Added the Pains of Memory
• The Pleasures of Memory, and Other Poems . . . . To Which is Added, the Pains of Memory
• The Pleasures of Memory, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory. In Two Parts
• The Pleasures of Memory. In Two Parts
• The Pleasures of Memory. In Two Parts
• The Pleasures of Memory. In Two Parts. To Which are Added the Pains of Memory
• The Pleasures of Memory. In Two Parts. With Some Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory. In Two Parts. With Some Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Memory. With some Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Nature; or, the Charms of Rural Life. With Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Ornithology: A Poem
• The Pleasures of Piety, with Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Piety; a Poem
• The Pleasures of Piety; a Poem
• The Pleasures of Pity, and Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Possession; or, the Enjoyment of the Present Moment Contrasted with Those of Hope and Memory. A Poem
• The Pleasures of Poverty
• The Pleasures of Religion, with Other Poems.
• The Pleasures of Religion. A Poem
• The Pleasures of Religion: A Poem
• The Pleasures of Religion: A Poem
• The Pleasures of Religion: And Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Religion: To Which are Added Other Religious Poems on Various Subjects
• The Pleasures of Retirement, in Three Cantos. With Other Poems
• The Pleasures of Retirement: A Poem
• The Pleasures of Sight A Poem
• The Pleasures of Society; a Poem
• The Pleasures of Sympathy; with Other Poems
• The Pledge; or, Castilian Honour. A Tragic Drama, in Five Acts
• The Plotting Managers, a Poetical Satyrical Interlude . . .
• The Plough, and Other Poems
• The Pocket Miscellany. In Prose and Verse
• The Poem Which the Committee of the Town of Boston Had Voted Unanimously to be Published with the Late Oration . . . .
• The Poems
• The Poems
• The Poems
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• The Poems & Songs . . . with a Life of the Author . . . .
• The Poems . . with a Sketch of His Life
• The Poems . . .
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• The Poems . . . .
• The Poems . . . . In Two Parts: Part I. The Farmer's Boy. Part II. Rural Tales
• The Poems . . . . In Two Parts: Part I. The Farmer's Boy. Part II. Rural Tales
• The Poems . . . . To Which are Prefixed a Sketch of the Author's Life, and a Cursory View of His Writings
• The Poems . . . . To Which is Prefixed the Author's Life . . . .
• The Poems . . . . To Which is Prefixed, a Short Sketch of the Author's Life
• The Poems . . . . With a Life of the Author
• The Poems . . . . with Biographical Notices
• The Poems . . . . With the Life of the Author
• The Poems . . . . With the Lives of the Authors . . . .
• The Poems . . . . Written Chiefly During the Late War
• The Poems . . . Complete in One Volume
• The Poems . . . in English Verse . . . .
• The Poems . . . in Two Parts. To Which is Prefixed, the Life of the Author and a Sketch of His Writings . . . .
• The Poems . . . Including Several Pieces not Inserted in Any Former Edition . . . .
• The Poems . . . Now First Collected . . .
• The Poems . . . now First Collected. Including Salmagundi, Topsy-turvy, Bubble and Squeak, and Crambe Repetita. . .
• The Poems . . . with Notes from His Own Correspondence and a Biographical Memoir . . . .
• The Poems and Essays
• The Poems and Essays . . . .With Sketches from His Life and Writings
• The Poems and Life . . . .
• The Poems and Plays
• The Poems and Plays . . . . To Which is Prefixed, Some Account of His Life and Writings
• The Poems and Songs . . . . With a Life of the Author, and a Glossary
• The Poems of a British Sailor
• The Poems of Arouet
• The Poems of Caius Valerius Catullus translated.
• The Poems of Ferdosi
• The Poems of Mark Akenside, M.D.
• The Poems of Mark Akenside, M.D.
• The Poems of Ossian . . . . Attempted in English Verse
• The Poems of Ossian, Translated from the Galic Language by James Macpherson, Esq. and Turned into Blank Verse
• The Poems of Robert Fergusson, With a Life of the Author and Remarks on his Genius and Writings
• The Poems of the late Christopher Smart . . .
• The Poems of William Collins
• The Poems of William Collins, a New Edition with a Critical Preface
• The Poems on Various Subjects . . . Now First Collected
• The Poems Written and Published during the American Revolutionary War, and now Republished from the Original Manuscripts; Interspersed with Trnaslations from the Ancients, and Other Pieces not Heretofore in Print
• The Poems, Odes, Songs, and Other Metrical Effusions
• The Poems, Odes, Songs, and Other Metrical Effusions . . .
• The Poems, Odes, Songs, and Other Metrical Effusions . . . . To Which is Prefixed, a Biographical Sketch of the Author
• The Poet and Conjurer: A Poem: Addressed to a Lady; Who Proposed the Author's Writing a Panegyrick on the Beauties Found Resident in the Environs of her Villa
• The Poet's Child
• The Poet's Child: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Poet's Day, or Imagination's Ramble, a Poem . . . . With an Eulogy of Britain . . .
• The Poet's Day, or Imagination's Ramble, a Poem...With an Eulogy of Britain
• The Poet's Day, or Imagination's Ramble; a Poem in Four Books, with Some Smaller Pieces
• The Poet's Fate, a Poetical Dialogue
• The Poet's Fate, a Poetical Dialogue
• The Poet's Pilgrimage to Waterloo
• The Poet's Pilgrimage to Waterloo
• The Poet's Pilgrimage to Waterloo
• The Poet's Pilgrimage to Waterloo
• The Poet's Pilgrimage: An Allegorical Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Poet's Pilgrimage: In Four Cantos
• The Poet's Restrictions; or, the Prince of Wales's Laureate: with Political and Literary Characters
• The Poet, a Poem; Addressed to Mr. Jerningham
• The Poet. A Poem.
• The Poet. A Poem.
• The Poet: A Poem
• The Poetic Art: A Poem, Delivered before the United Brothers' Society, of Brown University, on Their Anniversary, September 3, 1811
• The Poetic Epistles of Chrysostom and Marcella: Dedicated to the Memory of Abelard and Eloisa
• The Poetic Epistles of Edmund . . . .
• The Poetic Garland: A Collection of Pleasing Pieces, for the Instruction and Amusement of Youth
• The Poetic Garland: Sacred to Virtue and Humanity. Consisting of Porteus on Death, Blair's Grave, Gray's Church-Yard, Cunningham's Pile of Ruins, and Noyes's Distress
• The Poetic Garland: Sacred to Virtue and Humanity. Consisting of Porteus on Death, Blair's Grave, Gray's Church-Yard, Cunningham's Pile of Ruins, and Noyes's Distress
• The Poetic Mirror, or the Living Bards of Britain
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• The Poetical Miscellany; Containing Posthumous Poems, Songs, Epitaphs and Epigrams . . . . And Several Other Poetical Pieces . . . .
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• The Poetical Monitor: Consisting of Pieces Select and Original, for the Improvement of the Young in Virtue and Piety; Intended to Succeed Dr Watts' Divine and Moral Songs
• The Poetical Monitor: Consisting of Pieces Select and Original, for the Improvement of the Young in Virtue and Piety; Intended to Succeed Dr Watts' Divine and Moral Songs
• The Poetical Monitor: Consisting of Pieces Select and Original, for the Improvement of the Young in Virtue and Piety; Intended to Succeed Dr Watts' Divine and Moral Songs
• The Poetical Monitor: Consisting of Pieces Select and Original, for the Improvement of the Young in Virtue and Piety; Intended to Succeed Dr Watts' Divine and Moral Songs
• The Poetical Monitor: Consisting of Pieces Select and Original, for the Improvement of the Young in Virtue and Piety; Intended to Succeed Dr Watts's Divine and Moral Songs
• The Poetical Monitor: Consisting of Pieces Select and Original, for the Improvement of the Young in Virtue and Piety; Intended to Succeed Dr Watts's Divine and Moral Songs
• The Poetical Monitor: Consisting of Pieces Select and Original, for the Improvement of the Young in Virtue and Piety; Intended to Succeed Dr Watts's Divine and Moral Songs
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• The Poetical Preceptor; or, A Collection of Select Pieces of Poetry; extracted from the Works of the Most Eminent English Poets
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• The Poetical Present for Young Ladies and Gentlemen: Consisting Partly of Original Pieces, for the Instruction & Amusement of the Infant Mind
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• The Poetical Register and Repository of Fugitive Poetry, for 1806-7
• The Poetical Register and Repository of Fugitive Poetry, for 1808-9
• The Poetical Register, and Repository of Fugitive Poetry, for 1810-1811
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• The Poetical Review, or Select Specimens of British Poetry . . . .
• The Poetical Review: A Visionary Poem. By a Gentleman.
• The Poetical Satirist Containing the Most Choice Effusions of Satiric Humour . . . .
• The Poetical Scrap Book, Consisting of an Original Selection of English Poetry . . . .
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• The Poetical Wanderer: Containing, Dissertations on the Early Poetry of Greece, on Tragic Poetry, and on the Power of Noble Actions on the Mind. To Which are Added, Several Poems
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• The Poetical Works . . . . Containing All His Poems, Original and Translated . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . . Containing Many Excellent Pieces of the Author's . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . . Containing the Botanic Garden, in Two Parts; and the Temple of Nature . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . . Containing the Shade of Plato, Knight and Quack, and the Subtlety of Foxes
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• The Poetical Works . . . . Including All the Poetry Contained in Dr. Currie's Edition . . . .
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• The Poetical Works . . . Consisting of the Battle of Trafalgar, and Some Miscellaneous Pieces
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• The Poetical Works . . . Containing Divination Overruled, and the True God Exalted: An Epic Poem in Four Parts: Also Miscellaneous Pieces, Moral and Religious
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• The Poetical Works . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Poetical Works . . . with an Account of His Life . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with an Account of His Life . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with an Account of His Life . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with an Account of His Life . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with an Account of His Life . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with an Account of His Life, and a Criticism on His Writings . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with an Account of His Life, and a Selection of His Best Letters . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with an Original Life . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with Extracts from Her Literary Correspondence
• The Poetical Works . . . with His Letters and Journals, and His Life
• The Poetical Works . . . with His Life
• The Poetical Works . . . with His Life
• The Poetical Works . . . with His Life
• The Poetical Works . . . with His Life
• The Poetical Works . . . with His Songs and Fragments . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with His Songs and Fragments . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with Remarks, Attempting to Ascertain . . . the Actual Scene of the Deserted Village . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with Several Pieces never before Published . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . . with the Life of the Author
• The Poetical Works . . . with the Life of the Author
• The Poetical Works . . . with the Life of the Author
• The Poetical Works . . . with Various Additions
• The Poetical Works . . ., Complete in One Volume
• The Poetical Works . . ., with an Account of His Life . . . .
• The Poetical Works . . .with a Sketch of His Life
• The Poetical Works . . to which are prefixed, Memoirs and Anecdotes of the Author
• The Poetical Works and Remains
• The Poetical Works of Edward Moore. Collated with the Best Editions.
• The Poetical Works of James Beattie. Collated with the Best Editions
• The Poetical Works of Jo. Cunningham. With the Life of the Author
• The Poetical Works of John Cunningham. With the Life of the Author
• The Poetical Works of John Cunningham. With the Life of the Author
• The Poetical Works of John Milton . . .
• The Poetical Works of Mark Akenside, M.D. In Two Volumes, With the Life of the Author
• The Poetical Works of Oliver Goldsmith. Collated with the Best Editions
• The Poetical Works of Oliver Goldsmith; with an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author
• The Poetical Works of Robert Burns. Collated with the Best Editions
• The Poetical Works of Robert Burns. Collated with the Best Editions
• The Poetical Works of the Author of the Heroic Epistle to Sir William Chambers
• The Poetical Works of the Late Thomas Little
• The Poetical Works of Thomas Day. Collated with the best Editions
• The Poetical Works of Thomas Gray, LL.B.
• The Poetical Works of Thomas Gray, with an account of the life and writings of the author
• The Poetical Works of Thomas Gray. Collated with the Best Editions.
• The Poetical Works, and Essays . . . .
• The Poetical Works, and Essays . . . .
• The Poetical Works, Complete . . .
• The Poetical Works, Complete . . . . To Which are Prefixed, Several Tributes to His Memory, by Contemporary Writers
• The Poetical Works, Inclluding the Dramas of Wallenstein, Remorse, and Zapolya
• The Poetical Works.
• The Poetical Works. Volume I [of 2], containing Poems on Several Occasions
• The Poetical Works. . . . To Which is Added Many Pieces not Contained in Any Former Edition
• The Poetry . . . . To Which are Added Recollections . . . .
• The Poetry of Birds, Selected from Various Authors; with Coloured Illustrations
• The Poetry of the Port Folio
• The Poetry of the World
• The Poetry of the World
• The Poetry of the World. Vols. III and IV [of 4]
• The Poetry of Truth, Canto the First . . . .
• The Poetry of Various Glees, Songs, &c. as Performed at the Harmonists
• The Poetry of Various Glees, Songs, &c. as Performed at the Harmonists
• The Poetry, Contained in the Novels, Tales, and Romances
• The Poliorciad; or, Poems on the Siege of Derry, written for the Prize Medal . . .
• The Political "A, Apple Pie"; or the "Extraordinary Red Book" Versified: For the Intruction and Amusement of the Rising Generation
• The Political "A, Apple Pie"; or, the "Extraordinary Red Book" Versified; for the Instruction and Amusement of the Rising Generation
• The Political "A, Apple-pie;" or, the "Extraordinary Red Book" Versified . . . .
• The Political "A, Apple-pie;" or, the "Extraordinary Red Book" Versified . . . .
• The Political "A, Apple-pie;" or, the "Extraordinary Red Book" Versified . . . .
• The Political "A, Apple-pie;" or, the "Extraordinary Red Book" Versified . . . .
• The Political "A, Apple-pie;" or, the "Extraordinary Red Book" Versified; for the Instruction and Amusement of the Rising Generation
• The Political Alphabet. With Notes and Illustrations
• The Political Dispute; or Kirk and State Affairs Debated, by Two Knights Belonging to the Order of the Awl and Thimble! A Poem!
• The Political Dramatist of the House of Commons, in 1795. A Satire
• The Political Dramatist, in November, 1795. A Poem
• The Political Green-house, for the Year 1798. Addressed to the Readers of the Connecticut Courant, January 1st, 1799
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built
• The Political House that Jack Built . . . .
• The Political House that Jack Built . . . .
• The Political House that Jack Built . . . .
• The Political House that Jack Built . . . .
• The Political Looking-glass. Humbly Dedicated to the King
• The Political Mirror: being Parodies on the Songs of The Poor Soldier
• The Political Monitor; or Regent's Friend. Being a Collection of Poems Published in England During the Agitation of the Regency: Consisting of Curious, Interesting, Satyrical and Political Effusions of Poetry
• The Political Monitor; or Regent's Friend. Being a Collection of Poems Published in England during the Agitation of the Regency: Consisting of Curious, Interesting, Satyrical and Political Effusions of Poetry
• The Political Nursery, for the Year Eighteen Hundred Two
• The Political Passing Bell: An Elegy Written in a Country Meeting House
• The Political Plough that Jack Built. A Touch upon the Times
• The Political Plough that Jack Built. A Touch upon the Times
• The Political Priest: Or, Propagation with a Vengeance! . . . addressed to the Female Sex . . .
• The Political Queen that Jack Loves
• The Political Queen that Jack Loves
• The Political Queen that Jack Loves
• The Political Queen that Jack Loves
• The Political Queen that Jack Loves
• The Political Queen that Jack Loves
• The Political Remembrancer. A Poem in Hudibrastic Verse
• The Political Songster, or, a Touch on the Times . . .
• The Political Songster, with a Preface on the Times
• The Political Songster; or, A Touch on the Times, on Various Subjects adapted to Common Tunes
• The Political Songster; or, A Touch on the Times, on Various Subjects, adapted to Common Tunes
• The Political Squabble; or, A Scramble for Loaves and Fishes. A Poetical Essay . . .
• The Political Works in Verse . . . Consisting of the Regicide, the Foxiad, Charles's Smallclothes, and the Aliad
• The Political Writings . . . .
• The Political Writings . . . .
• The Poll Tax, an Ode
• The Polyanthea: Or, a Collection of Interesting Fragments in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Polyanthos, or Flowers of Literature; being Selections from the Most Approved Authors, in Prose and Verse
• The Polyhymnia; Being a Collection of Poetry, Original and Selected
• The Poor Man's Advice to His Poor Neighbours: A Ballad, to the Tune of Chevy-chace
• The Poor Man's Sabbath, with Other Poems
• The Poor Man's Sabbath, with Other Poems . . . .
• The Poor Man's Sabbath. A Poem
• The Poor Man's Sabbath. A Poem
• The Poor Soldier; an American Tale: Founded on a Recent Fact. Inscribed to Mrs Crespigny
• The Poor Soldier; an American Tale: Founded on a Recent Fact. Inscribed to Mrs Crespigny
• The Poor; or, Bread. A Poem. With Notes and Illustrations
• The Pop-gun Plot! Or, Shots in the Air!!! The New Grand Farcical Melo-drama, Lately Performed by His M-----y's Servants. A Poem
• The Pope and Turk. A Poem, on the Origin of James Crowley's Thoughts on the Emancipation of Catholics
• The Pope's Journey to Heaven . . . to which is added Animadversions on Cathedral Worship
• The Pope's Journey to Heaven; or Rome in an Uproar: a Poem. To Which are Added, Animadversions on Cathedral Worship
• The Pope's Journey to the Other Worlds, to Seek Advice and Assistance against the National Assembly of France
• The Popular Reader, or Complete Scholar; Intended as a Reading Book for the Higher Classes . . . .
• The Popular Rhymes of Scotland, with Illustrations, Collected from Tradition
• The Popular Songster, a Choice Selection of the Most Fashionable Songs
• The Popular Vocalist: A Collection of Superior Songs . . . .
• The Populous Village, a Poem, Recited before the Philermenian Society of Brown University, September, 1826
• The Porcupiniad: A Hudibrastic Poem. In Four Cantos. Addressed to William Cobbett. Canto I
• The Porcupiniad: A Hudibrastic Poem. In Three Cantos. Addressed to William Cobbett . . . . Canto I
• The Porcupiniad: A Hudibrastic Poem. In Three Cantos. Addressed to William Cobbett. Canto I
• The Porcupiniad: A Hudibrastic Poem. In Three Cantos. Addressed to William Cobbett. Cantos II & III
• The Portal to the Cabinet of Love; Consisting of the Basia . . . . Newly Translated . . . with the Epithalamium. Also Fragments; being some Poetical Pieces on the Kiss, &c.
• The Portal to the Cabinet of Love; Consisting of the Basia . . . . Newly Translated into English Verse. With the Epithalamium, also, Fragments . . . . Being Some Poetical Pieces on the Kiss, &c.
• The Portal to the Cabinet of Love; Consisting of the Basia . . . Newly Translated . . . .
• The Portfolio of the Martyr-student
• The Portfolio, or Literary Selector
• The Portrait. A Poem Delivered before the Washington Benevolent Society, of Newburyport, on the Evening of October 27, 1812
• The Posthumous Dramatick Works
• The Posthumous Poems . . .
• The Posthumous Poetical Works
• The Posthumous Poetical Works . . . with a Biographical Sketch of his Life
• The Posthumous Works . . . . Containing Poems, Songs, Odes, and Other Poetical Pieces. With a Sketch of the Author's Life
• The Posthumous Works . . . Comprising Gaston de Blondeville, a Romance; St. Alban's Abbey, a Metrical Tale, with Various Poetical Pieces. To Which is Prefixed a Memoir of the Authoress, with Extracts from Her Private Journals
• The Posthumous Works . . . containing some Fugitive Pieces never before published . . .
• The Posthumous Works . . . in Prose and Verse. To Which is Added, a Collection of Essays, Prose and Poetical . . . .
• The Posthumous Works of J. Orr, with a Sketch of his Life
• The Potomac Muse
• The Potter's Art. A Poem. In Three Cantos
• The Power of Christianity, or Abdallah and Sabat, a Poem
• The Power of Fancy. A Poem.
• The Power of Friendship; a Poetical Epistle, addressed to a Lady
• The Power of Gold, a Poem, in Six Cantos; with Notes and Miscellaneous Pieces
• The Power of Music; a Poem
• The Power of Oratory, an Ode
• The Power of Oratory, an Ode
• The Power of Solitude. A Poem. In Two Parts
• The Power of Solitude. A Poem. In Two Parts
• The Power of Solitude. A Poem. In Two Parts
• The Power, Wisdom, and Goodness of God Displayed in the Works of Creation and Redemption; a Poem
• The Powers and Progress of Human Intellect, and Power of Letters. An Epic Poem
• The Powers of Britain. Respectfully Addressed to the Legislature and People of the United Kingdom
• The Powers of Fancy
• The Powers of Fancy and Other Poems
• The Powers of Fancy. A Poem
• The Powers of Genius, a Poem, in Three Parts
• The Powers of Genius, a Poem, in Three Parts
• The Powers of Genius, a Poem, in Three Parts
• The Powers of Imagination, a Poem. In Three Parts. Written at the Age of Sixteen
• The Praise of London. A Poem
• The Praise of Patronage; a Satire . . . .
• The Praises of Poetry. A Poem
• The Preceptive Moral Poem of Phocilides. . . . Translated from the Greek. To which is added, a few select poems: divine and moral
• The Prediction of Liberty
• The Preface to the Iron Chest. A Satirical Poem
• The Presbyteriad. With Notes Critical and Explanatory
• The Presence of Christ the Source of Eternal Bliss. A Funeral Discourse Delivered December 22 1799 . . . Occasioned by the Death of Benjamin Francis . . . .
• The Present Day, a Satire
• The Present State of Literature; a Poem, Delivered in New-Haven, at the Public Commencement of Yale College, September 10, 1800
• The Present State of Manners, Arts, and Politics, of France and Italy . . . Addressed to Robert Jephson . . . .
• The Present State of the Manners, Arts, and Politics, of France and Italy . . . Addressed to Robert Jephson
• The Present State of the Nation; or, Love's Labour Lost. A Poem, in Eight Books
• The Present Times . . . .
• The Present Times; or, the First Three Months of the Year 1812. An Ironico-chronico, Politico-satirico Poem
• The Press, a Poem, in Two Parts. With Other Pieces
• The Press, a Poem. Part the Second
• The Press, a Poem. Published as a Specimen of Typography
• The Press, or Literary Chit-chat. A Satire
• The Prestoniad, a Poem
• The Pretty ABC being a Complete Alphabet to Entice Children to Learn Their Letters . . . .
• The Pretty ABC being a Complete Alphabet to Entice Children to Learn Their Letters . . . .
• The Pretty Green Coat Boy's Garland. To Which is Annexed, an Anecdote of Frederic, Late King of Prussia
• The Pretty Riddle Book, for Children
• The Pride of Birth: A Satire, in Imitation of the Eighth Satire of Juvenal . . .
• The Priest Dissected: a Poem, Addressed to the Rev. Mr. ----, Author of Regulus, Toby, Caesar, and Other Satirical Pieces in the Public Papers [Canto I]
• The Priest Dissected: A Poem, Addressed to the Rev. Mr. -----, Author of Regulus, Toby, Caesar, and Other Satirical Pieces in the Public Papers [Canto 1]
• The Priestess of Devonshire Wall. A Poetical Satire. Embellished with Characters of Distinguished Personages . . . .
• The Prime Minister. A Poem Political and Historical
• The Primrose
• The Prince of Naples; or the Gipsy's Tale. A Play in Five Acts
• The Prince of Naples; or the Gipsy's Tale. A Play in Five Acts
• The Prince of Peace; and Other Poems
• The Prince of the Lake, or O'Donoghue of Rosse, a Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Prince of Tunis. A Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatre-Royal of Edinburgh
• The Prince of Tunis. A Tragedy. As performed at the Theatre-Royal Edinburgh.
• The Prince of Tunis. A Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatre-Royal of Edinburgh.
• The Princess of Zanfara; a Dramatic Poem
• The Princess of Zanfara; a Dramatic Poem
• The Princess. A Tributary Lay
• The Principles of Masonry, and the Duties of Masons, Illustrated in an Address . . . .
• The Principles of the Christian Religion, Expressed in Plain and Easy Verse
• The Printer, and Several Other Poems
• The Priory of Birkenhead; a Tale of the Fourteenth Century
• The Prison, a Poem
• The Prisoner of Chillon
• The Prisoner of Chillon
• The Prisoner of Chillon
• The Prisoner of Chillon, and Other Poems
• The Prisoner of Chillon, and Other Poems
• The Prisoner of Chillon. A Poem
• The Prisoner; or, a Collection of Poetical Pieces, Written by a Person Confined in the State-prison, and Principally Published in the "True American"
• The Prisoners [sic] of Chillon; and Other Poems
• The Prize Book, No. 1. of the Publick Latin School in Boston
• The Prize of Venus, or Killarney Lake. A Poem
• The Prize Translation of the Welsh Ode on the British Druids
• The Probationary Odes . . . . Two Parts
• The Process and Empire of Christ . . .
• The Process and Empire of Christ; from His Birth to the End of the Mediatorial Kingdom; a Poem, in Twelve Books
• The Proclamation; or, The Meeting of the Gothamites. A Poetical Epistle from Harry Gay to his friend Richard Quiet
• The Prodigal Reclaimed; and Other Poems
• The Prodigal. A Dramatic Piece. As performed at the Theatre-Royal in the Haymarket . . .
• The Productions . . . on Various Subjects, in Rhyme and Prose
• The Progress and Comforts of Religion; an Essay, in Blank Verse
• The Progress of Civil Society. A Didactic Poem, in Six Books
• The Progress of Despotism, a Poem, in Two Parts, with Notes
• The Progress of Dulness, or the Rare Adventures of Tom Brainless
• The Progress of Dulness, or the Rare Adventures of Tom Brainless
• The Progress of Dulness, Part Second: Or an Essay on the Life and Character of Dick Hairbrain . . . .
• The Progress of Dulness, Part the First: Or the Rare Adventures of Tom Brainless . . . .
• The Progress of Dulness, Part the First: Or the Rare Adventures of Tom Brainless . . . .
• The Progress of Dulness. Or the Rare Adventures of Tom Brainless
• The Progress of Dulness. Part Third, and Last: Sometimes Called, the Progress of Coquetry, or the Adventures of Miss Harriet Simper, of the Colony of Connecticut
• The Progress of English Poetry, from the Time of the Saxons to the Commencement of the Nineteenth Century . . . .
• The Progress of Freedom; a Poem
• The Progress of Freedom; a Poem
• The Progress of Freedom; or, Downfall of Burgh Corruption. A Poem
• The Progress of Gallantry; a Poetical Essay. In Three Cantos
• The Progress of Glory, in the Life of Horatio Lord Nelson, of the Nile
• The Progress of Human Life: Shakspeare's Seven Ages of Man; Illustrated by a Series of Extracts in Prose and Poetry . . . .
• The Progress of Improvement. A Poem
• The Progress of Liberty; a Pindaric Ode
• The Progress of Love, a Poem
• The Progress of Love. A Poem
• The Progress of Love. A Poem
• The Progress of Madness; or, the Irishman Insane. A Poem. Part I [of 2]
• The Progress of Madness; or, The Irishman Insane. A Poem. Part II [of 2] . . . The Squire's Expedition . . .
• The Progress of Music: An Ode, occasioned by the Grand Celebrations at the Abbey
• The Progress of Painting: A Poem
• The Progress of Poetry
• The Progress of Politics; or, a Key to Prior's Alma. First Canto
• The Progress of Refinement . . . with Other Poems
• The Progress of Refinement, a Poem, in Three Books. To Which are Added, a Poem on Fame, and Miscellanies
• The Progress of Refinement. A Poem. In Three Parts
• The Progress of Satire: An Essay in Verse. With Notes, Containing Remarks on "The Pursuits of Literature"
• The Progress of Science. A Poem Delivered at Harvard College before a Committee of Overseers, April 1821, 1780
• The Progress of Society: A Poem
• The Progress of Truth, and Other Poems
• The Progress of Truth, and Other Poems
• The Progress of Truth, with Other Poems
• The Progress of War. A Poem
• The Progress of War. A Poem
• The Progress of War. A Poem.
• The Project. A Poem. Dedicated to Dean Tucker
• The Project. A Poem. Dedicated to Dean Tucker
• The Project. A Poem. Dedicated to Dean Tucker
• The Project. A Poem. Dedicated to Dean Tucker
• The Project. A Poem. Dedicated to Dean Tucker.
• The Project. A Poem. Dedicated to Dean Tucker.
• The Promenade: Or, Theatre of Beauty
• The Prometheus . . . and the Electra . . . .
• The Promise, a Poetic Trifle
• The Prompter, or Cursory Hints to Young Actors. A Didactic Poem . . . .
• The Prompter; or Elementary Maxims for the Art of Acting. A Didactic Poem
• The Prompter; or, Elementary Hints to Young Actors. A Didactic Poem
• The Prompter; or, Elementary Maxims for the Art of Acting. A Didactic Poem
• The Pronouncing English Reader. The English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry. Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• The Pronouncing English Reader. The English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• The Pronouncing English Reader: Or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry, Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons . . . .
• The Prophecies of the Times: A Satire
• The Prophecy of Andree; an Ode, Written in the Year 1780
• The Prophecy of Dante
• The Prophecy of Dante. A Poem
• The Prophecy of Dante. A Poem
• The Prophecy of Queen Emma; an Ancient Ballad lately discovered
• The Prophecy: A Poem. Addressed to Mr. Burke . . . .
• The Prose and Poetical Works
• The Prospect from Malvern Hill: Or, Liberty Bewailing Her Injuries in America. A Poem
• The Prospect of Happiness
• The Prospect of Peace. A Poetical Composition, Delivered in Yale-College, at the Public Examination, of the Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts; July 23, 1778
• The Prospect, and Other Poems
• The Prospect; or, Re-union of Britain and America: A Poem. Addressed to the Right Honourable William Pitt
• The Prospects of Africa, with Other Poems
• The Prostitute, a Poem
• The Prostitute, a Poem
• The Protected Fugitives. A Collection of Miscellaneous Poems, the Genuine Productions of a Lady. Never before Published
• The Protection of Providence: An Ode. Sacred to the Fame of Mr. Howard
• The Protestant and Catholic, with Other Poems
• The Protestant Association, written in the Midst of the Tumults, June 1780
• The Protestant Beadsman; or, a Series of Biographical Notices, and Hymns . . . .
• The Protestant Cause, and Other Poems
• The Protestant's Prayer-Book . . . . To which are added Hymns adapted to Social and Secret Worship
• The Protestant, or True Blue, Loyal Songs, Toasts, Sentiments . . . .
• The Protocol; or, Selections from the Contents of a Red Box, Found in the Neighbourhood of St. James's Square
• The Proud Shepherd's Tragedy. A Scenic Poem, in Eighteen Scenes . . . .
• The Proverbs of Solomon
• The Proverbs of Solomon translated from the Hebrew
• The Providence Selection of Hymns, Supplementary to Dr. Watts . . . .
• The Provoked Steed, and the Broil. Two Tales
• The Psalms & Hymns of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America
• The Psalms & Hymns, with the Catechism . . . and Liturgy of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• The Psalms & Hymns, with the Catechism, Confession of Faith and Liturgy of the Reformed Dutch Church . . . .
• The Psalms & Hymns, with the Catechism, Confession of Faith, and Liturgy of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America
• The Psalms and Hymns, . . . of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America
• The Psalms and Hymns, with the Catechism . . . and Liturgy of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America
• The Psalms and Hymns, with the Catechism . . . and Liturgy of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• The Psalms and Hymns, with the Catechism . . . and Liturgy, of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• The Psalms and Hymns, with the Catechism . . . Liturgy of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• The Psalms and Hymns, with the Catechism, Confession of Faith, and Liturgy of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• The Psalms and Hymns, with the Catechism, Confession of Faith, and Liturgy of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• The Psalms and Hymns, with the Catechism, Confession of Faith, and Liturgy of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• The Psalms and Hymns, with the Catechism, Confession of Faith, and Liturgy, of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America . . . .
• The Psalms of David . . . . To the Psalms is Added a Selection of Hymns
• The Psalms of David ; imitated, in the language of the New Testament . . .
• The Psalms of David in Metre, Translated and Diligently Compared with the Original Text and Former Translations . . .
• The Psalms of David Selected from Various Versions, and Adapted to Public Worship
• The Psalms of David with Hymns and Spiritual Songs. Also, the Catechism . . . of the Reformed Church in the Netherlands . . . .
• The Psalms of David, . . . a Number of Psalms are Versified anew in Proper Metres . . . .
• The Psalms of David, and Other Portions of the Sacred Scriptures, Selected from Various Authors . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Attempted in Verse, Regular, Irregular, in the Way of Paraphrse, &c
• The Psalms of David, Carefully Suited to the Christian Worship in the United States of America . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . . To the Psalms is Added a Selection of Hymns
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . . To the Psalms is Added a Selection of Hymns
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . . To the Psalms is Added a Selection of Hymns
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . . To the Psalms is Added a Selection of Hymns
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament . . . . To the Psalms is Added a Selection of Hymns
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament. . . .
• The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New-Testament . . . . To the Psalms is Added A Selection of Hymns
• The Psalms of David, in Metre . . . .
• The Psalms of David, in Metre, . . . to be Sung in Congregations and Families
• The Psalms of David, on Christian Experience
• The Psalms of David, with Hymns & Spiritual Songs . . . . For the Use of the Reformed Dutch Church in North-America
• The Psalms of David, with Hymns & Spiritual Songs . . . . For the Use of the Reformed Dutch Church in North-America
• The Psalms of David, with Hymns & Spiritual Songs . . . . For the Use of the Reformed Dutch Church in North-America
• The Psalms of David, with Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . . For the Use of the Reformed Dutch Church in North-America
• The Psalms of David, with Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . . For the Use of the Reformed Dutch Church in North-America
• The Psalms of David, with Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . . For the Use of the Reformed Dutch Church in North-America
• The Psalms of David, with Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . of the Reformed Dutch Church in North America
• The Psalms of David. A New and Improved Version
• The Psalms of David; Versified from a New Translation . . . . To Which is Added a Collection of Hymns
• The Psalms or Sacred Odes of the Royal Psalmist David and Others, the Prophets of Jehovah; in Metre
• The Publications of the American Tract Society
• The Publications of the New England Tract Society
• The Pudding Proved by the Eating of It . . . a Poem
• The Puffiad; a Satire
• The Punics of Caius Silius Italicus, translated into English Verse
• The Punning Songster; or, Book of Originals . . . .
• The Pursuit after Happiness: a Poem. To which is added, An Ode to Mr. Garrick, on his Quitting the Stage. Also An Elegy on the Death of Mr. Barry.
• The Pursuit of Happiness. A Poem . . . .
• The Pursuit of Happiness: A Poem. Addressed to a Friend
• The Pursuits of Fashion. A Satire
• The Pursuits of Fashion. A Satirical Poem
• The Pursuits of Fashion. A Satirical Poem
• The Pursuits of Fashion. A Satirical Poem
• The Pursuits of Happiness. Inscribed to a Friend
• The Pursuits of Literature . . .
• The Pursuits of Literature . . . .
• The Pursuits of Literature . . . [Parts 1-3, of 4]
• The Pursuits of Literature a Satirical Poem in Four Dialogues with Notes
• The Pursuits of Literature, a Satirical Poem
• The Pursuits of Literature, a Satirical Poem in Four Dialogues . . . .
• The Pursuits of literature, or What You Will. A Satirical Poem in Dialogue. With Notes. Part the First
• The Pursuits of Literature, or What You Will. A Satirical Poem in Dialogue. With Notes. Part the Second
• The Pursuits of Literature, or What You Will: A Satirical Poem in Dialogue. Part the First [of 4]
• The Pursuits of Literature. A Satirical Poem in Four Dialogues. With Notes
• The Pursuits of Literature. A Satirical Poem, in Four Dialogues. With Notes
• The Pursuits of Literature. A Satirical Poem in Four Dialogues. With Notes
• The Pursuits of Literature. A Satirical Poem in Four Dialogues. With Notes
• The Pursuits of Literature. A Satirical Poem in Four Dialogues. With Notes . . . . With the Citations Translated
• The Pursuits of Literature. Or What You Will. A Satirical Poem in Dialogue. With Notes. Part the Third
• The Pursuits of Literature: A Satirical Poem . . . Part the Fourth and Last
• The Pursuits of Literature: A Satirical Poem in Dialogue. With Notes. Part the Fourth and Last
• The Pursuits of Literature: A Satirical Poem in Dialogue. With Notes. Part the Third
• The Putrid Soul. A Poetical Epistle to Joseph Priestley . . .
• The Puzzle Cap, a Collection of Riddles
• The Puzzle-cap; a Collection of Riddles
• The Puzzling Cap, a Choice Collection of Riddles, in Familiar Verse . . .
• The Puzzling Cap: A Choice Collection of Riddles in Familiar Verse
• The Puzzling Cap: Being a Choice Collection of Riddles
• The Puzzling Cap: Being a Choice Collection of Riddles
• The Puzzling Cap: Being a Choice Collection of Riddles [or "Wisdom in Miniature"]
• The Puzzling-cap. A Choice Collection of Riddles, in Familiar Verse . . . .
• The Puzzling-cap: A Choice Collection of Riddles, in Familiar Verse, with a Curious Cut to Each
• The Pythian, Nemean, and Isthmian Odes . . . .
• The Quack’s Whip; or, A Pill for Empiricks . . .
• The Quadruped's Feast . . . .
• The Quadruped's Feast; Inscribed, a Great Many Years Ago . . . .
• The Queen and Her Pawns against the King and His Pieces; or, the Royal Check-mate: A Poem . . . .
• The Queen and Her Pawns against the King and His Pieces; or, the Royal Check-mate: A Poem . . . .
• The Queen and Magna Charta: Or, the Thing that John Signed . . . .
• The Queen and Magna Charta; or, the Thing that John Signed
• The Queen and Magna Charta; or, the Thing that John Signed. Dedicated to the Ladies of Great Britain
• The Queen and Magna Charta; or, the Thing that John Signed. Dedicated to the Ladies of Great Britain
• The Queen and the Mogul; a Play, in Two Acts. Adapted for Theatrical Representation, as Performed at a Theatre-Royal
• The Queen in the Moon
• The Queen in the Moon . . . .
• The Queen of Argos; a Tragedy: In Five Acts
• The Queen of Trumps; or, the Cabinet in a Consternation: An Heroic Poem, Founded on the Queen's Celebrated Letter
• The Queen that Jack Found
• The Queen that Jack Found
• The Queen that Jack Found
• The Queen that Jack Found
• The Queen that Jack Found
• The Queen that Jack Found
• The Queen that Jack Found
• The Queen that Jack Found . . .
• The Queen's Budget Opened; or, Correspondence Extraordinary, Relative to the Defence of Her Majesty . . . .
• The Queen's Budget Opened; or, Correspondence Extraordinary, Relative to the Defence of Her Majesty . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse . . . .
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse, with Eighteen Other Cuts
• The Queen's Matrimonial Ladder, a National Toy, with Fourteen Step Scenes; and Illustrations in Verse, with Eighteenth Other Cuts
• The Queen's Wake A Legendary Poem
• The Queen's Wake: A Legendary Poem
• The Queen's Wake: A Legendary Poem
• The Queen's Wake: A Legendary Poem
• The Queen's Wake: A Legendary Poem
• The Queen's Wake: A Legendary Poem
• The Queen's Wake: A Legendary Poem
• The Queen's Wake; A Legendary Poem
• The Quintessence of Universal History; or, An Epitomial History of the Christian Era: A Poem
• The Quiz, a Burlesque Review of the Follies of the Day, for January, 1818. No. 1
• The Quizzical Valentine Writer: An Extensive Collection of Valentines, Mostly Original, Humorous, Merry, and Droll
• The Quizzing Valentine Writer, a Collection of Original Verses . . . Calculated to Excite Risibility . . . .
• The R------l Lover; or, a D--ke Defeated: Containing Particulars of a Journey to W-----d House; with a Love Speech and Soliloquy; A Poem
• The R------l Lover; or, a D-ke Defeated: Containing Particulars of a Journey to W---d House; with a Love Speech and Soliloquy: A Poem
• The R-----l Mystery, or the Secrets of an Illustrious Family. A Poem, in Three Cantos . . . . To Which is Added the Letters from the Princess of Wales to the Prince Regent and the Speaker of the House of Commons
• The R----l Fowls; or, the Old Black Cock's Attempt to Crow over His Illustrious Mate. A Poem
• The R----l Fowls; or, the Old Black Cock's Attempt to Crow over His Illustrious Mate. A Poem
• The R----l Fowls; or, the Old Black Cock's Attempt to Crow over His Illustrious Mate. A Poem
• The R----l Fowls; or, the Old Black Cock's Attempt to Crow over His Illustrious Mate. A Poem
• The R----l Fowls; or, the Old Black Cock's Attempt to Crow over His Illustrious Mate. A Poem
• The R----l Fowls; or, the Old Black Cock's Attempt to Crow over His Illustrious Mate. A Poem
• The R----l Fowls; or, the Old Black Cock's Attempt to Crow over His Illustrious Mate.A Poem
• The R----l Marriage: Or, Miss Lump and the Grenadier. A Poem
• The R----l Marriage: Or, Miss Lump and the Grenadier. A Poem
• The R----l Marriage: Or, Miss Lump and the Grenadier.A Poem
• The R----l Mystery, or the Secrets of an Illustrious Family. A Poem, in Three Cantos . . . .
• The R----t's Bomb! Or, R---l Exhibition. A Poem, in Bombastic Verse
• The R----t's Fair, or Grand Galante-show!! A Poem
• The R----t's Fair, or Grand Galante-show!! A Poem
• The R----t's Fleet; or, John Bull at the Serpentine. A Poem
• The R----t's Fleet; or, John Bull at the Serpentine: A Poem
• The R----t's Fleet; or, John Bull at the Serpentine: A Poem
• The R----t's Vision; being an Antidote to the Late Failure in the Attempt at Forming an Administration on a Broad Bottom'd Basis: With an Arrangement Introducing All the Talents, the Three White Sticks, and the Reformers Reformed: With Secrets of H---f--d House Developed
• The R---l Brood; or, an Illustrious Hen and Her Pretty Chickens. A Poem
• The R---l Brood; or, an Illustrious Hen and Her Pretty Chickens. A Poem
• The R---l Brood; or, an Illustrious Hen and Her Pretty Chickens. A Poem
• The R---l Brood; or, an Illustrious Hen and Her Pretty Chickens. A Poem
• The R---l Brood; or, an Illustrious Hen and Her Pretty Chickens. A Poem
• The R---l Courtship; or C-----tte and Co----gh. A Poem
• The R---l Courtship; or, C----tte and Co----gh. A Poem
• The R---l Courtship; or, C----tte and Co----gh. A Poem
• The R---l Cruise! Or Half Seas Over!! A Poem
• The R---l Divorce, or, the Sultan and Sophy!! A Poem
• The R---l First-born; or, the Baby out of His Leading-strings: Containing the Particulars of a P------y Confirmation, by the B---p of O------g: Introducing Old Friends with New Faces: A Poem; being a Specimen of Ode, Elegy, Pastoral, Heroic, the Tender, and the Terrific!!
• The R---l Fowls; or, the Old Black Cocks Attempt to Crow over His Illustrious Mate. A Poem
• The R---l H-mb-gs; or, Lumps of Love. An Amatory Poem
• The R---l Honey-moon: Or, the Frolics of Matrimony. A Satirical Poem
• The R---l Lover; or, a D-ke Defeated: Containing Particulars of a Journey to W---d House; with a Love-speech and Soliloquy; a Poem
• The R---l Lover; or, a D-ke Defeated: Containing Particulars of a Journey to W--d House; with a Love-speech and Soliloquy; a Poem
• The R---l Lover; or, a D-ke Defeated: To Which is Added, a Farther Attempt at Making Love, by the Same Illustrious Personage. A Poem
• The R---l Mystery, or the Secrets of an Illustrious Family: A Poem . . . .
• The R---l Nuptials!! Or, Epithalamium Extraordinary!! A Poem
• The R---l Nuptials!! Or, Epithalamium Extraordinary!! A Poem
• The R---l Runaway; or, C-----tte and Coachee!! A Poem
• The R---l Runaway; or, C-----tte and Coachee!! A Poem
• The R---l Runaway; or, C-----tte and Coachee!! A Poem
• The R---l Runaway; or, C-----tte and Coachee!! A Poem
• The R---l Showman, or the R----t's Gala. A Poem
• The R---l Spectres! or the P----e in a Panic! A Tale of Wonder
• The R---l Sprain; or, a Kick from Yar----h to Wa--s: Being the Particulars of an Expedition to Oat---ds, and the Sprained Ankle. A Poem
• The R---l Wife-hunter; or, Thrice Rejected Duke. An Amorous Poem
• The Race; a Prize Poem, Composed at Glasgow College, in April 1814. With Other Poems
• The Raciad, and Other Occasional Poems
• The Radical Chiefs, a Mock Heroick Poem . . . .
• The Radical Harmonist; or, a Collection of Songs and Toasts Given at the Late Crown and Anchor Dinner . . . . To Which is Subjoined, The Goose's Apology; a Michaelmas Ode
• The Radical Ladder; or, Hone's Political Ladder and His Non Mi Ricordo Explained and Applied . . . a Satyrical Poem . . . .
• The Radical Letter Bag
• The Radical Letter-bag . . . .
• The Rag-bag: a Satire, in Three Cantos
• The Raid o' Fearn; or Battle o' Sauchs, a Legendary Ballad
• The Rainbow; or, Original Poems, Rural, Humourous, and Historical . . . .
• The Raising of Jairus' Daughter; a Poem . . . . To Which is Annexed a Short Memoir, Interspersed with a Few Poetical Productions, of the Late Caroline Symmons
• The Randy Songster. A Regular Out-and-out Collection . . . .
• The Rape of Bethesda; or the Georgia Orphan House Destroyed. A Poem
• The Rape of Helen, from the Greek . . . with Miscellaneous Notes.
• The Rape of Pomona. An Elegiac Epistle, from the Waiter at Hockrel, to the Honourable Mr. L--tt--n.
• The Rape of Pomona. An Elegiac Epistle, from the Waiter at Hockrel, to the honourable Mr. L--tt--n.
• The Rape of Pomona. An Elegiac Epistle, from the Waiter at Hockrel, to the Honourable Mr. L-tt-n
• The Rape of Proserpine: With Other Poems, translated into English verse. With a prefatory discourse, and occasional notes.
• The Rape of the Faro-bank: An Heroi-comical Poem, in Eight Cantos
• The Rape of the Faro-bank: An Heroi-Comical Poem. In Eight Cantos
• The Rape of the Table; or, Ten Honest Lawyers; a Poem
• The Ratiad. A Serio-comic Poem. In Eight Cantos
• The Rational Conduct of the Human Mind, Moral and Religious
• The Rational Conduct of the Human Mind, Moral and Religious
• The Ratland Feast, an Historico-ludicro-comico Poem
• The Raven and Mavis. A Tale
• The Reader's Cabinet: Consisting of More than a Hundred Papers, Original and Extract, in Prose and Verse
• The Reader. Containing . . . . A Selection of Lessons in the Various Kinds of Verse . . . .
• The Reader. Containing . . . . Various Kinds of Prose . . . Poetick Numbers . . . Various Kinds of Verse . . . .
• The Real Devil's Walk
• The Real Devil's Walk. Not by Professor Porson . . . .
• The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built
• The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built
• The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built
• The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built
• The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built
• The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built
• The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built
• The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built
• The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built
• The Real or Constitutional House that Jack Built
• The Reasonable Animals; a Satyrical Sketch. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, in the Hay-Market
• The Reaver; a Tale
• The Rebel, and Other Tales, &c. In Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Rebellion; or, All in the Wrong . . . . To Which is Added, a Poetical Divertisement . . .
• The Rebellion; or, All in the Wrong . . . . To Which is Added, a Poetical Divertisement . . . .
• The Recal of Momus. A Bagatelle
• The Recall of Momus. A Bagatelle
• The Recantation; a Poem; Inscribed, without Permission, to Sir W****** C*****, Bart.
• The Reciter, being Volume I. of a Collection of the Most Popular Pieces, Chiefly in Verse; Intended for Reading or Recitation . . . .
• The Reciter: A Work Particularly Adapted to the Use of Schools, Consisting of Pieces Moral, Religious, and Sacred, in Verse and Prose . . . .
• The Recluse of Inchidony, and Other Poems
• The Recluse of the Pyrenees. A Poem
• The Recovery; or, the Tears of Faction: A Poem, Occasioned by the Late Occurrences
• The Rector's Bible School . . .
• The Rectory of Valehead
• The Rectory of Valehead
• The Rectory of Valehead
• The Rectory of Valehead
• The Rectory of Valehead
• The Rectory of Valehead
• The Rectory of Valehead
• The Rectory of Valehead
• The Rectory of Valehead
• The Rectory of Valehead
• The Redeemer. A Poem
• The Redeemer: An Essay, in Verse, in Ten Parts
• The Reform Deformed, or, The Fate of His Majesty's Good Ship, "The State" : a Tragedy
• The Reform Ministry, and the Reformed Parliament . . . Done into Verse
• The Reform Processions, and Election. A Poem, in Four Parts
• The Reformed Methodist Pocket Hymn Book . . . . Designed for the Worship of God in All Christian Churches
• The Reformer's Friend; or Reform in Its True Colours: In Several Acrostics . . . .
• The Reformer; or, a Poetical Epistle to a Friend, on Politics
• The Reformers, a Satirical Poem
• The Reformers.A Satirical Poem. Addressed to All the Friends as well as the Enemies of the Constitution
• The Refutation; A Poem. Addressed to the Author of The Justification
• The Regal Review; or, A Compendious History of England, attempted in Verse
• The Regency; a Poem
• The Regent . . . .
• The Regent and the King; or a Trip from Hartwell to Dover. A Poem
• The Regent and the King; or, a Trip from Hartwell to Dover. A Poem
• The Regent and the King; or, a Trip from Hartwell to Dover. A Poem
• The Regent: A Tragedy. As it is acted at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Regent: A Tragedy. As it is acted at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane.
• The Register of Folly; or, Characters and Incidents at Bath and the Hot-Wells . . .
• The Register of Folly; or, Characters and Incidents at Bath and the Hot-wells, in a Series of Poetical Epistles, by an Invalid.
• The Register of Folly; or, Characters and Incidents at Bath and the Hot-Wells, in a Series of Poetical Epistles. To which is added, A Trip to Bristol Vauxhall . . .
• The Regrets of Alma Mater on the Roman Catholic Petition. A Poem
• The Reign of Death. A Poem. Occasioned by the death of the Rev. James Hartley, late of Haworth
• The Reign of Fancy, a Poem . . . Lyric Tales, &c
• The Reign of Liberty. A Poetical Sketch
• The Reign of Philanthropy; or, The Auspices of the New Ministry
• The Reigning Vice: A Satirical Essay. In Four Books
• The Reigns of the Stuarts in England Dramatized. The First Part [of 6] of King James the First. A Play in Five Acts
• The Rejected Addresses, Presented for the Cup Offered for the Best Address, on the Opening of the New Theatre, Philadelphia . . . .
• The Rejected Addresses, Presented for the Cup Offered for the Best Address, on the Opening of the New Theatre, Philadelphia. To Which is Prefixed, the Prize Address
• The Rejected Addresses; or the Triumph of the Ale-King: A Farce
• The Rejected Addresses; together with the Prize Address, Presented for the Prize Medal, Offered for the Best Address, on the Opening of the New Park Theatre in the City of New York
• The Relicks of a Saint. A Right Merry Tale
• The Relicquary [sic]; or, a Collection of Poetical Fragments, Relics, &c.
• The Relics
• The Religion of a Lawyer, a Crazy Tale . . .
• The Religion of Taste, a Poem
• The Religion of Taste, a Poem
• The Religion of the Sun, a Posthumous Poem
• The Religion of the Times . . . .
• The Religious Breathings, and Exercises of a Mind, Spiritualized by, and Devoted to Jesus of Nazareth; being Some Poetical Essays and Plain Versifications on Various Subjects, Doctrinal, Experimental, and Humourous [sic]
• The Religious Impostor Unmask'd; a Satirical Poem, in Three Parts
• The Religious Offering, for MDCCCXXXV
• The Remains
• The Remains
• The Remains
• The Remains . . . .
• The Remains . . . .
• The Remains . . . .
• The Remains . . . . With a Life of the Author
• The Remains . . . . With an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . Consisting of Poems, Dramatic Sketches, the Times, an Ode, and a Memoir of His Life
• The Remains . . . Consisting of Poems, Essays, & Letters . . . .
• The Remains . . . Including the Shield of Hercules, Translated into English Rhyme and Blank-Verse; with a Dissertation on the Life and Aera, the Poems and Mythology . . . and Copious Notes
• The Remains . . . with a Memoir of His Life
• The Remains . . . with a Memoir of the Author
• The Remains . . . with a Memoir of the Author
• The Remains . . . with a Memoir of the Author
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of His Life
• The Remains . . . with an Account of his Life, by Robert Southey
• The Remains . . ., Translated from the Greek into English Verse; with a Preliminary Dissertation on the Life, Writings, and Aera, of Hesiod and Illustrative Notes
• The Remains . . .with an Account of His Life
• The Remains of James Myers, of Whitby: with an Account of his Life
• The Remains of John Briggs . . . to which is added a Sketch of his Life
• The Remains of Nithsdale and Galloway Song . . . .
• The Remarkable Adventures of an Old Woman and Her Pig. An Ancient Tale in a Modern Dress
• The Remembrance: A Small Collection of Tales, Essays, Dialogues, with Some Original Poems. Written by a Mother for Her Absent Child
• The Remonstrance
• The Remonstrance . . .
• The Remonstrance . . . .
• The Remonstrance. A Poem
• The Remonstrance. A Poem
• The Rencontre: A Poetic Tale, (Founded on Fact:) Descriptive of the Late Violent Proceedings in the City of Bristol . . . to Which is Added, the New Rule Britannia . . . .
• The Renegade; and Other Poems
• The Renegade; with Other Poems
• The Renovation of India, a Poem. With the Prophecy of Ganges, an Ode
• The Renowned History of Dame Trot and Her Cat
• The Repeal. An Occasional Poem. Calculated for the Times. In Two Parts
• The Reporter. A Partial Imitation of the VIth Satire of the Second Book of Horace
• The Repository, or, Will You Please to Read It? Containing a Variety of Songs and Poems . . .
• The Repository: A Select Collection of Fugitive Pieces of Wit and Humour, in Prose and Verse. By the Most Eminent Writers. Vols. 1-2 [of 4]
• The Repository: A Select Collection of Fugitive Pieces of Wit and Humour, in Prose and Verse. By the Most Eminent Writers. Vols. 3-4 [of 4]
• The Representative for the City of Legalis: A Heroi-comical Poem, in Five Cantos
• The Reproof of Brutus
• The Reproving Angel a Vision
• The Republic of Letters, A Selection in Poetry and Prose
• The Republic of Reason; being an Essay on Nature and Reason
• The Republic of the Ants; a Poem . . . .
• The Republican Harmonist: Being a Select Collection of Republican, Patriotic, and Sentimental Songs, Odes, Sonnets, &c. American and European . . . .
• The Republican Hymn Book; Containing a New and Original Set of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• The Republican Songster, being a Collection of the Best National Songs, Suitable for Commemorating Our Independence . . . .
• The Republican Songster. Being a Collection of the Most Modern and Patriotic Songs, now in Vogue
• The Rescue. Inscribed to the Right Honoourable Charles James Fox
• The Rest of the Nations: A Poem
• The Restoration of the Jews, a Poem
• The Restoration of the Jews: A Poem
• The Restoration of the Works of Art to Italy: A Poem
• The Restoration of the Works of Art to Italy: A Poem
• The Restoration: being the Second and Last Canto of Rebellion in Bath . . .
• The Resurrection of Liberty; or, Advice to the Colonists: A Poem. By the Ghost of Churchill
• The Resurrection, a Poem
• The Resurrection, a Poem, the Stile in Imitation of Hudibras, being a Ludicrous Description of an Attack on the Grave of Two Felons Executed at Shrewsbury, Augiust 17th 1817. Including the Retaking of their Contents . . .
• The Retaliation: A Poem, in Six Cantos . . . being a Counter-part to Fessenden's Alias Doctor Caustic's . . . .
• The Retaliation; or, The Satyric Vision: A Poem. In Answer to a late scurrilous Publication entitled the Consultation
• The Retired Muse, or Forest Songster; Embracing a Number of Sentimental and Devotional Poems, together with Several Extracts from a Manuscript Poem, Entitled the Charms of Friendship
• The Retired Penitent, a Poem
• The Retort Courteous
• The Retort Courteous; with the Addition of a Few Rhapsodical Miscellanies
• The Retreat of Julian
• The Retrospect, or Youthful Scenes. With Other Poems and Songs
• The Retrospect, or Youthful Scenes. With Other Poems and Songs . . . .
• The Retrospect: Or Reflections on the Goodness of Providence, in the Works of Creation, Redemption, &c. &c.
• The Retrospect; or, A Review of the Memorable Events of Mona in the Year 1790
• The Return of the Victors: A Poem
• The Returned Captive, a Poem. Founded on a Late Fact
• The Returned Captive. A Poem. Founded on a Fact
• The Returned Captive. A Poem. Founded on a Late Fact
• The Rev. Jabez Bunting, or Begging: With Other Humourous Poems
• The Rev. Jabez Bunting, or Begging: With Other Poems
• The Revelation of Nature, with the Prophesy of Reason
• The Revenge of Guendolen
• The Revenge of Taran, a Dramatic Poem
• The Revenge of Taran. A Poem
• The Revenge of the Saxon
• The Revenge, a Burletta; Acted at Marybone Gardens, MCCCLXX. With Additional Songs
• The Reverie, and Other Poems
• The Reveries of Solitude; Consisting of Essays in Prose . . . and Original Pieces in Verse
• The Reviewer's Guide, or, New Art of Criticism
• The Revolt of Islam; a Poem, in Twelve Cantos
• The Revolt of Islam; a Poem, in Twelve Cantos
• The Revolt of the Angels . . . . An Epic Drama
• The Revolution, an Epic Poem, in Twelve Books
• The Revolution, an Historical Play
• The Revolution, or Britain Delivered. A Poem
• The Revolution, or Britain Delivered. A Poem, in Ten Cantos . . . .
• The Revolution; or Britain Delivered. A Poem. In Twelve Cantos. With Notes Historical and Explanatory
• The Revolutionary Epick
• The Rhapsodist; A Poem
• The Rhapsodist; or, Mes Souvenirs: In an Epistle to Aristus
• The Rhapsody, or a Wreath for the Brow of Bonaparte
• The Rhetorical Speaker; and Poetical Class Book . . . . Together with a New and Choice Selection of Pieces from the Most Esteemed Authors, for Recitation and Reading . . . .
• The Rhyme Bag, or, Poetical Depot
• The Rhyming Alphabet
• The Rhyming Pedagogues, and Other Poems
• The Rhythmical Reader: Being a Selection of Pieces in Prose and Verse . . . . Designed for the Use of Schools . . . .
• The Rich Old Bachelor: A Domestic Tale. In the Style of Dr Syntax
• The Riddle
• The Riddle
• The Riddle Book
• The Riddle Book. For the Entertainment of All Young Masters and Misses
• The Riddle Book. For the Entertainment of All Young Masters and Misses
• The Riddle Book. For the Entertainment of Young Masters and Misses
• The Riddle-book. For the Entertainment of Boys and Girls
• The Riddle. By the late unhappy George-Robert Fitzgerald, Esq. With Notes . . .
• The Right Aim. First, Aim to Get First Principles of Right; then, Trust Prevailing with Progressive Light . . .
• The Right Aim. First, to Get First Principles of Right; then, Trust Prevailing with Progressive Light . . . the Right Aim Found
• The Right Divine of King's to Govern Wrong! Dedicated to the Holy Alliance
• The Right Divine of Kings to Govern Wrong! Dedicated to the Holy Alliance
• The Right Divine of Kings to Govern Wrong! Dedicated to the Holy Alliance
• The Right to Life. A Sermon . . . .
• The Rights of Asses, a Poem
• The Rights of Asses. A Poem
• The Rights of Kings; or, Loyal Odes to Disloyal Academicians
• The Rights of Kings; or, Loyal Odes to Disloyal Academicians. . .
• The Rights of Monarchy, a Poem; on the Late Unanimous Celebration of His Majesty's Birth Day, on the Fourth of June, 1792, at the Hotel, in Birmingham
• The Rights of Sovereignty Asserted. An Ode
• The Rights of Suffrage
• The Riot; or, Half a Loaf is Better than No Bread. The Good Militia Man; or, the Man that is Worth a Host. The Loyal Sailor; or, No Mutineering
• The Rise and Progress of Sunday Schools; a Poem, in Three Cantos . . . .
• The Rise and Progress of the Leeds Yeomanry . . . .
• The Rise and Progress of the Scandinavian Poetry. A Poem, in Two Parts
• The Rise and Progress of the Scandinavian Poetry: A Poem
• The Rise of the West, or, A prospect of the Mississippi Valley [and other poems]
• The Rise, Progress, and Termination of the O.P. War, in Poetic Epistles or Hudibrastic Letters . . . .
• The Rising of the Sun in the West: Or the Origin and Progress of Liberty
• The Rising Village, with Other Poems
• The Rising Village. A Poem
• The Rival Beauties: a Poetical Contest
• The Rival Beauties; a Poetical Contest
• The Rival Chiefs; or, the Battle of the Boyne, a Poem . . . .
• The Rival Roses; or Wars of York and Lancaster. A Metrical Tale . . . .
• The Rival Shepherds; a Pastoral Poem
• The Rival Sisters. A Tragedy . . . .
• The Rival Sisters. A Tragedy
• The Rival Sisters. A Tragedy
• The Rival Sisters. With Other Poems
• The Rivals of Este, and Other Poems
• The Rivals of Este, and Other Poems
• The Rivals; or, The General Investigation
• The Rivals; or, The General Investigation
• The Rivals; or, the General Investigation
• The Rivals; or, the General Investigation
• The River Derwent, Part the First; and Other Poems
• The River Duddon, a Series of Sonnets: Vaudracour and Julia: And Other Poems . . . .
• The River Tay. A Fragment
• The River Tay: A Poem
• The River Tay: a poem
• The River Wye, and Other Poems
• The River-side, a Poem
• The Rivers of Axedge; a Loco-descriptive Poem; and the Progress of Time, a Moral and Historical Poem
• The Robber; and Other Poems
• The Robin's Jubilee: Being a Collection of Poetry Relative to the Robin Red-breast
• The Robin. A Collection of Scots Songs . . . .
• The Rochester Selection of Hymns, for Conference Meetings and for Private and Family Worship
• The Rocks of Meillerie: An Epistle . . . .
• The Rocks of Meillerie: An Epistle from the C--n--ss of D-b-y to the D-ke of D-r-t
• The Rolliad, in Two Parts; Probationary Odes . . . and Political Miscellanies
• The Rolliad, in Two Parts; Probationary Odes for the Laureatship; and Political Eclogues . . . .
• The Rolliad, in Two Parts; Probationary Odes for the Laureatship; and Political Eclogues and Miscellanies . . . .
• The Rolliad, in Two Parts; Probationary Odes for the Laureatship; and Political Miscellanies . . .
• The Roman Senate
• The Rosary
• The Rosary
• The Rosary, or Beads of Love. With a Poem of Sula: In Three Cantos
• The Rosciad, a Poem: Dedicated to Mr. Kemble
• The Rosciad; a Heroi-serio-comical Poem. In Two Cantos
• The Rose of Four Seasons. A Selection of Pieces in Prose and Poetry. Designed Chiefly for Young Ladies
• The Rose, Containing Original Poems for Young People
• The Rose, Containing Original Poems for Young People
• The Rose, or, Admonitory Pieces in Verse for Children
• The Rosebud; or, Cautionary Stories, in Verse. Adapted to the Ideas of Children from Four to Eight Years Old
• The Roué. A Poem
• The Rout: or A Sketch of Modern Life. From an Academic in the Metropolis to his Friend in the Country.
• The Rover; or, a Pirate's Faith. A Romance
• The Royal Astronomer: shewing, as how, a star-gazer cannot smell the rose of beauty, and con the blue star-book, at one and the same time
• The Royal Bride; or, the Rose of Albion
• The Royal Chase; a Poem. Wherein are Described Soime Humorous Incidents of a Hunt at Windsor
• The Royal Dream; or the P----- in a Panic. An Eclogue, with Annotations
• The Royal Exile; or, Poetical Epistles of Mary, Queen of Scots, During Her Captivity in England: With Other Original Poems
• The Royal Faux Pas, a Poem
• The Royal House that Jack Built; or, 1820
• The Royal Jubilee. A Scottish Mask
• The Royal Letter-bag; Containing Familiar Epistles from Royal Personages . . . &c.
• The Royal Letter-bag; Containing Familiar Epistles from Royal Personages . . . .
• The Royal Letter-bag; Containing Familiar Epistles from Royal Personages, Ministers of State . . . Relative to the Queen . . . .
• The Royal Letter-bag; Containing Familiar Epistles from Royal Personages, Ministers of State . . . Relative to the Queen . . . .
• The Royal Letter-bag; Containing Familiar Epistles from Royal Personages, Ministers of State . . . Relative to the Queen . . . .
• The Royal Letter-bag; Containing Familiar Epistles from Royal Personages, Ministers of State . . . Relative to the Queen . . . .
• The Royal Mariner, etc. etc.
• The Royal Minstrel; or, the Witcheries of Endor, an Epic Poem, in Eleven Books
• The Royal Naval Review, or A Late Trip to the Nore. Being a Poetical Epistle from Hodge in Town to Dick in the Country
• The Royal Penitent. In Three Parts. To Which is Added, David's Lamentation over Saul and Jonathan
• The Royal Penitent. In Three Parts. To Which is Added, David's Lamentation over Saul and Jonathan
• The Royal Penitent; or, True Repentance Exemplified in David King of Israel: A Poem, in Two Parts
• The Royal Progress to Maidstone
• The Royal Progress, a Canto: With Notes. Written on Occasion of his M-----y's Visit to Ireland, August 1821
• The Royal Rake; or, Cabinet of Wit and Humour . . . .
• The Royal Riddle Book, a Collection of the Most Curious and Ingenious Puzzles . . . .
• The Royal Riddle Book, for the Trial of Dull Wits . . . .
• The Royal Scottish Minstrelsy: Being a Collection of Loyal Effusions Occasioned by the Visit of . . . George IV . . . .
• The Royal Suppliants. A Tragedy
• The Royal Suppliants. A Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Royal Suppliants. A Tragedy. As performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Royal Suppliants. A Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• The Royal Tour, and Weymouth Amusements . . . .
• The Royal Tour, and Weymouth Amusements; a Solemn and Reprimanding Epistle to the Laureat . . . [with other poems]
• The Royal Tour; or, Weymouth Amusements; A Solemn and Reprimanding Epistle to the Laureat
• The Royal Urinead
• The Royal Visit to Exeter; a Poetical Epistle . . . .
• The Royal Visit, and Memorial of Scottish Loyalty. A Poem
• The Royal Visit: A Poem on the Arrival in Ireland of His Most Gracious Majesty George the Fourth
• The Royal Wanderer Beguiled Abroad and Reclaimed at Home; or, a Sketch of St. Caroline's Pilgrimage to the Holy Land . . . .
• The Ruby Ring; or, the Transformations
• The Ruby Ring; or, Transformations
• The Rudiments of Grammar, in Verse; or, a Party to the Fair
• The Ruined City, A Poem
• The Ruined Maiden; a Poem
• The Ruins of Athens, with Other Poems
• The Ruins of Paestum: And Other Compositions in Verse
• The Ruling Passion: An Occasional Poem, Written by the Appointment of the Society of the [PhiBetaKappa], and Spoken, on Their Anniversary, in the Chapel of the University, Cambridge, July 20, 1797
• The Rumcodger's Collection of Prime New Flash & Amatory Songs . . . .
• The Rural Christian. To Which are Added Sylvan Letters; or the Pleasures of a Country Life, in Prose and Verse
• The Rural Christian. To which are added Sylvan Letters . . . in Prose and Verse
• The Rural Christian. To which are added Sylvan Letters; and Pleasures of a Country Life, in Prose and Verse
• The Rural Christian. To which are added, Sylvan Letters; on the Pleasures of a Country Life
• The Rural Christian; or, The Pleasures of Religion. An Allegorical Poem: in Four Books. To which are added, Sylvan Letters; or, The Benefits of Retirement
• The Rural Enthusiast, and Other Poems
• The Rural Lyre; a Volume of Poems: Dedicated to the Right Honourable the Earl of Bristol, Lord Bishop of Derry
• The Rural Minstrel: A Miscellany of Descriptive Poems
• The Rural Muse. Poems
• The Rural Philosopher: Or, French Georgics. A Didactic Poem. Translated from . . . L'Homme des Champs
• The Rural Philosopher; or, French Georgics. A Didactic Poem
• The Rural Residence; a Poem, in Four Books; Containing Reflections of a Moral and Religious Nature
• The Rural Sabbath . . . and other Poems
• The Russian Chiefs. An Ode
• The Russian Chiefs. An Ode
• The Russian Prophecy, a Poem, Occasioned by a Remarkable Phaenomenon in the Heavens . . . .
• The Rustic Friend; or, Miscellaneous Poems
• The Rustic Muse; a Collection of Poems
• The Rustic Wreath. Poems, Moral, Descriptive, & Miscellaneous
• The Rustic's Lay, and Other Poems
• The Rustic: A Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Rutland Volunteer Influenza'd: or, A Receipt to make a Patriot, a Soldier, or a Poet
• The Sabbath and Sabbath Walks
• The Sabbath Day; Showing How Sally White Improved It at Her Sunday-school and at Home
• The Sabbath Harp. A Selection of Sacred Poetry
• The Sabbath Harp. A Selection of Sacred Poetry
• The Sabbath Muse: A Poem
• The Sabbath, a Poem: To Which are Added, Sabbath Walks
• The Sabbath, a Poem; to which are added Sabbath Walks
• The Sabbath, and Other Poems
• The Sabbath, and Other Poems
• The Sabbath, with Sabbath Walks, and Other Poems
• The Sabbath, with Sabbath Walks, and Other Poems
• The Sabbath, with Sabbath Walks, and Other Poems
• The Sabbath, with Sabbath Walks, and Other Poems . . . .
• The Sabbath-Breaker Reclaimed; or the Pleasing History of Thomas Brown
• The Sabbath-harp. A Selection of Sacred Poetry
• The Sabbath: a Poem
• The Sabbath: A Poem . . . . To Which are now Added, Sabbath Walks
• The Sabine Farm, a Poem: Into Which is Interwoven a Series of Translations, Chiefly Descriptive of the Villa and Life of Horace . . . .
• The Sacred Annual: Being the Messiah, a Poem, in Six Books
• The Sacred Drama of Joseph Sold by his Brethren . . . And Other Poems
• The Sacred Dramas of Esther & Athalia
• The Sacred Harp
• The Sacred Harp
• The Sacred Harp
• The Sacred Harp
• The Sacred Harp. Second Series
• The Sacred Iris, a Literary and Religious Offering
• The Sacred Lyre, Comprising Poems, Devotional, Moral, and Perceptive, Including Many Original Pieces
• The Sacred Lyre, Comprising Poems, Devotional, Moral, and Perceptive; Including Many Original Pieces . . . .
• The Sacred Meditations . . ., Translated into Blank Verse
• The Sacred Minister: A New Poem, in Five Parts . . . .
• The Sacred Minstrel
• The Sacred Minstrel
• The Sacred Period: A Poetically Embellished Description of the . . . Events that Occurred from the Nativity of Our Saviour to His Ascension . . . .
• The Sacred Songster, or a Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies
• The Sacred Songster; or a Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies
• The Sacrifice of Isabel: A Poem
• The Sacrifice of Isabel: A Poem
• The Sacrifice of the Heart, or a Choice Collection of Hymns, from the Most Approved Authors: For the Use of the United Brethren in Christ
• The Sacrifice: A Sacred Ode. To which is added, An Elegy
• The Sadducee: A Poem. Occasioned by . . . Disquisitions relating to Matter and Spirit, by Joseph Priestley . . .
• The Sage; an Original Poem
• The Sailor Boy's First Voyage. A Ballad. In Two Parts
• The Sailor Boy. A Poem. In Four Cantos. Illustrative of the Navy of Great Britain
• The Sailor Boy; or the Affecting History of Robert. An Authentic Narrative Addressed to Youth
• The Sailor's Biography, and Satan's Miscellany
• The Sailor's Medley: A Collection of the Most Admired Sea and Other Songs
• The Sailor, a Poem
• The Sailor-boy. A Poem, in Four Cantos; Illustrative of the Navy of Great Britain
• The Sailor: Or, the Coquet Cottage. And Other Poems. Some in the Scottish Dialect
• The Sailor; a Poem
• The Sailor; a Poem . . . with Observations on the Town of Liverpool
• The Sailors' Hymn Book, being a Selection of the Beauties of Sacred Verse . . . and of Original Compositions, Adapted to the Maritime World
• The Saints. A Satire
• The Salopian Zealot: Or, the Good Vicar in a Bad Mood
• The Salopian Zealot: or, The Good Vicar in a Bad Mood
• The Salutation or Loyal Welcome (English and Latin) to His Royal Highness . . .
• The Satanical Remembrancer, or, an Interview between an Apparition and an Archbishop. A Poem. Founded on a Recent Fact . . . .
• The Satires
• The Satires . . .
• The Satires . . . . Translated into English Verse
• The Satires . . . . With Notes and Illustrations
• The Satires . . . Translated
• The Satires . . . translated and illustrated
• The Satires . . . Translated into English Verse
• The Satires . . . Translated into English Verse
• The Satires . . . Translated into English Verse . . . . With Notes and Illustrations
• The Satires . . . translated into English Verse, with the Latin Text
• The Satires . . . Translated into English Verse, with Various Original Poems
• The Satires . . . Translated: With Notes
• The Satires . . ., Translated into English Verse
• The Satires of Boileau Translated; with some account of that poet's life and writings.
• The Satires of Juvenal
• The Satires of Juvenal
• The Satires of Juvenal . . . also Dr. Brewster's Persius . . .
• The Satires of Persius
• The Satires of Persius Paraphrastically Imitated, and adapted to the Times
• The Satires, Epistles, and Art of Poetry [Vol. 2 of 2]
• The Satirical Valentine Writer, being a Collection of Original Saterising [sic]Verses . . . on Various Characters . . . .
• The Satirist, with Miscellaneous Pieces in Verse and Prose
• The Satirist: a Poem
• The Saturniad: Being a Full and True Account of the Rise, Progress, and Downfall of the University of Quilsylvane. In Three Cantos
• The Saviour of the World. A Poem . . . .
• The Saviour's Triumph, and Satan's Downfall; or Captivity Led Captive. A Tragical Poem, in Ten Parts
• The Saviour, a Poem Founded on . . . Wesley's Life of Our Blessed Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ
• The Saxon Queen, or the Tyrant Monks, a Poem . . . and Other Pieces
• The Saxon's Daughter, a Tale of the Crusades, in Six Cantos
• The Scaith of France; or, the Death of St. Just . . . .
• The Scarborough Album of History and Poetry
• The Scath of France; or, the Death of St. Just & His Son, a Poem. To Which is Added, Sir Mordac and Balma, &c.
• The Scenes of Youth. A Poem
• The Sceptic, a Poem. Stanzas to the Memory of the Late King
• The Sceptic; a Philosophical Satire
• The Sceptic; a Poem
• The Sceptic; and Other Poems
• The Scheldtiad: A Mock-heroic Poem . . . .
• The Scheme of Redemption Exhibited: Errors detected and refuted; especially those of Dr. M'--ll, lately published, and now under review of the church.
• The Scholar's Companion: Being a Selection of Lessons in Reading and Speaking in Prose and Poetry . . . .
• The School Anthology; or Selections for Reading and Recitation, in Prose and Verse
• The School Boys Admonished in Six Poetical Letters on Religion, Morals, Learning Amusement, Behaviour &c.
• The School for Children; or, Selection of Instructive and Entertaining Tales: Proper to Form the Heart of Infancy to the Hatred of Vice, and the Love of Virtue. From the French of Lombard de Langres. Interspersed with Poetical Pieces, Written by the Translator . . . .
• The School for Satire: Or, a Collection of Modern Satirical Poems Written during the Present Reign
• The School for Satire: Or, a Collection of Modern Satirical Poems Written during the Present Reign
• The School Master; a Tribute to the Memory of Thomas James, D.D. . . .
• The School of Love; or, Original and Comic Valentine Writer, for Trades, Professions, &c. . . .
• The School of the Heart and Other Poems
• The School of the Sabbath, and Other Poems
• The School of the Sabbath; a Poem
• The School Song Book. Adapted to the Scenes of the School Room. Written for American Children and Youth
• The School Speaker: Consisting of Poetical and Prosaic Pieces
• The School Speaker; Consisting of Poetical and Prosaic Pieces . . . .
• The School-boy
• The School-boy's Reverie: A Collection of Poems, Epic and Descriptive
• The School-Boy, a Poem. In Imitation of Mr. Phillips' Splendid Shilling.
• The School-boy, a Poem. In Imitation of Mr. Phillips's Splendid Shilling
• The School-Boy: with Other Poems
• The Sciences in Masquerade. A Poetical Advertisement. Dedicated on My Knees to All the Pedagogues in North America, and Philadelphia
• The Scotiad, or Wise Men of the North!!! A Serio-comic and Satiric Poem in Three Cantos
• The Scottish Ballads; Collected and Illustrated
• The Scottish Laverock, Original Songs & Poems . . . .
• The Scottish Melodist, Containing Choice Songs
• The Scottish Minstrel: Being a Complete Collection of Burns' Songs . . . .
• The Scottish Songs; Collected and Illustrated
• The Scottish Village: A Rural Poem
• The Scottish Village: Or, Pitcairne Green. A Poem
• The Scottish Village: Or, Pitcairne Green. A Poem
• The Scourge of Fashion, a Poem
• The Scrap Book
• The Scrap Book: Containing a Variety of Articles in Prose and Verse. Chiefly Original
• The Scrap Book; a Collection of Amusing and Striking Pieces in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Scrap Book; a Collection of Amusing and Striking Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Scrap Book; a Collection of Amusing and Striking Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Scrap Book; a Collection of Amusing and Striking Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Scrap Book; Containing a Collection of Amusing and Striking Pieces in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Scraps of Nature. A Poem. In One Volume
• The Scribes of Gotham, a Poem
• The Scrinium
• The Scripture Alphabet for Children
• The Scripture Alphabet in Verse
• The Scripture Alphabet in Verse
• The Scum Uppermost when the Middlesex Porridge-pot Boils Over!! An Heroic Election Ballad, with Explanatory Notes . . . Accompanied with an Admonitory Nod to a Blind Horse
• The Scum Uppermost when the Middlesex Porridge-pot Boils over!! An Heroic Election Ballad . . . .
• The Se'er, or the American Prophecy. A Poem. Being the Second Sight of that Celebrated Obio Man, or Indian Seer, Oomianouskipittiwantipaw, in the Year One Thousand Five Hundred and Eighty Eight
• The Sea Excursion; or a Trip to Sunderland in the Majestic Steam Packet. A Poem in Three Cantos
• The Sea Serpent; or, Gloucester Hoax. A Dramatic Jeu d'Esprit, in Three Acts
• The Sea Shore, with Other Poems
• The Sea-fight; an Elegiac Poem, from Henry to Laura
• The Sea-sick Minstrel; or, Maritime Sorrows. A Poem, in Six Cantos.
• The Sea-side, a Poem, in Familiar Epistles from Mr. Simkin Slenderwit, Summering at Ramsgate, to His Dear Mother in Town
• The Sea-side, or Margate, a Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Sea-side: A Series of Short Essays and Poems, on Various Subjects, Suggested by a Temporary Residence at a Watering Place
• The Sea: A Poem. In Two Books
• The Search after Happiness; or, the Quest of Sultaun Solimaun; with Other Poems
• The Search; and Other Poems
• The Season of Bliss. And Other Poems
• The Seasons . . . . [Part II, of 4; "Summer"]
• The Seasons . . . . [Part III, of 4; "Autumn"]
• The Seasons . . . . [Part IV, of 4; "Winter"]
• The Seasons in England. Descriptive Poems
• The Seasons of Life. A Poem. In Four Parts
• The Seasons. . . . [ Part I, of 4; "Spring"]
• The Second Act of Kilts and Philibegs; or, Geordie and His Northern Lassie . . . .
• The Second Advent, a Poem
• The Second Book of Virgil's Aeneid
• The Second Chapter of the Prophet Joel Versified
• The Second Part of Falsehood Exposed; or, the Reprover Reproved; a Poetical Epistle to Vindex, on the Latter Part of His Letter to the Rev. Francis Close, in Defence of the Races
• The Second Part of Stockton, a Poem
• The Second Part of the Metropolis
• The Second Part of the Metropolis
• The Second Part of the Metropolis
• The Second Part of Warley: A Satire . . .
• The Second Part, or Sequel, of The Foundling-Chapel Brawl, a Non-Heroic Ballad . . .
• The Second Titan War against Heaven; or the Talents Buried under Portland-isle. A Satirical Poem
• The Second Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of Consolation; a Poem
• The Second Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of Consolation; a Poem
• The Second Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of Consolation; a Poem
• The Second Tour of Doctor Syntax. In Search of Consolation
• The Second Trumpet, a Satirical and Instructive Poem, in Five Parts
• The Secret Songster, a Capital Collection of Fanciful, Frolicksome, Flash, Frisky . . . Songs . . . .
• The Secret Tribunal: A Play. In Five Acts
• The Seducer's Distracted Confession, in a Poetical Rhapsody to a Brother of the Knife
• The Seducer, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Seducer, or, Edward and Fidelia, a Poem
• The Seducers. A Poem. Dedicated to . . . the Earl of M*******d
• The Select Poetry . . . .
• The Select Poetry . . . .
• The Select Remains . . . or Extracts from Manuscripts Found among His Papers . . . .
• The Select Remains . . . or, Extracts from Manuscripts Found among His Papers . . . .
• The Select Remains . . . or, Extracts from Manuscripts Found among His Papers . . . .
• The Select Works
• The Selected Poetry Which Appeared in the Sheffield Mercury for the Year 1825
• The Selector, Comprizing a Selection from the Most Celebrated British Poets, with Several Original Pieces
• The Selector: Containing the Poetical Works . . . .
• The Selector: Containing the Poetical Works . . . .
• The Selector; Consisting of an Original Selection of English Poetry, &c. from Works of the Most Approved Authors
• The Senate. A Poem. Part I. The Lords
• The Senate; or, Social Villagers of Kentish Town. A Canto
• The Senators. Or, a Candid Examination into the Merits of the Principal Performers of St. Stephen's Chapel
• The Senators: Or, a Candid Examination into the Merits of the Principal Performers of St. Stephen's Chapel
• The Senators: Or, a Candid Examination into the Merits of the Principal Performers of St. Stephen's Chapel
• The Senators: or, A Candid Examination into the Merits of the Principal Performers of St. Stephen's Chapel.
• The Senators: or, A Candid Examination into the Principal Peformers of St. Stephen's Chapel
• The Senators: or, A Candid Examination into the Principal Performers or St. Stephen's Chapel
• The Senses. An Ode . . . .
• The Sentence of Momus on the Poetical Amusements at a Villa near Bath
• The Sentimental Sailor or St. Preux to Eloisa an Elegy in Two Parts
• The Sequel to the "Rejected Addresses;" or, the Theatrum Poetarum Minorum
• The Seraglio: A Comic Poem
• The Seraph: Or, Gems of Poetry, for the Serious and Contemplative Mind: And the Promotion of Genuine Religion
• The Serf: A Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• The Serf: A Tragedy, in Five Acts. Altered from the German
• The Sermons and Other Practical Works . . . . Consisting of above One Hundred and Fifty Sermons, besides Poetical Pieces . . . .
• The Setting Sun; or, a Little Reason, and a Great R-----t. A Poem.
• The Seven Ages of Woman, and Other Poems
• The Seven First Cantos of the Messiah: A Poem
• The Seven First Cantos of the Messiah: A Poem
• The Seven Laras, Miscellaneous Poems, and Translations
• The Seven Temptations
• The Seven Thieves. In Six Books
• The Seventeenth Canto of Don Juan, in Continuation of the Unfinished Poem by Lord Byron . . . .
• The Seventh Satire . . . Translated into English
• The Sextuple Alliance
• The Sgelaighe; or, a Tale of Old; with a Second Edition of Poems, Published in Dublin; and Additions
• The Shade of Alexander Pope on the Banks of the Thames. A Satirical Poem . . . .
• The Shade of Alexander Pope on the Banks of the Thames. A Satirical Poem . . . .
• The Shade of Alexander Pope on the Banks of the Thames. A Satirical Poem . . . .
• The Shade of Alexander Pope on the Banks of the Thames. A Satirical Poem. With Notes. Occasioned Chiefly, but not Wholly, by the Residence of Henry Grattan . . . at Twickenham . . . .
• The Shade of Alexander Pope on the Banks of the Thames. A Satirical Poem. With Notes . . . .
• The Shade of Drury: A Vision. Inscribed to One of the Patentees of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
• The Shade of Plato: Or, a Defence of . . . Religion, Morality, & Government. A Poem, in Four Parts
• The Shade of Wallace. A Poem
• The Shades of Waterloo! A Vision, in Verse
• The Shades of Waterloo! A Vision, in Verse
• The Shades of Waterloo! A Vision, in Verse
• The Shades of Waterloo! A Vision, in Verse
• The Shadows of Shakespeare: A Monody, occasioned by the Death of Mr. Garrick. Being a Prize Poem written for the Vase at Bath-Easton
• The Shadows of Shakespeare: A Monody, occasioned by the Death of Mr. Garrick. Being a Prize-Poem Written for the Vase at Bath-Easton
• The Shah Nameh . . . .
• The Shair, and Other Poems
• The Shakspeare Gallery, a Poem
• The Shakspeare Gallery, a Poem
• The Shakspearean Miscellany: Containing . . . Scarce and Original Poetry . . . .
• The Shamrock: or Hibernian Cresses. A Collection of Poems, Songs, Epigrams, &c. Latin as well as English, the Original Production of Ireland.
• The Shannon and the Chesapeake: A Poem
• The Shelley Papers[:] Memoir of Percy Bysshe Shelley . . . and Original Poems and Papers . . . .
• The Shepherd Boy
• The Shepherd Boy, and the Deluge
• The Shepherd's Boy: Being Pastoral Tales
• The Shepherd's Calendar; with Village Stories, and Other Poems
• The Shepherd's Garland, Composed of Gatherings, during Leisure Hours, from Ways of Pleasantness and Paths of Peace
• The Shepherd's Wedding: a Scot's Pastoral Entertainment of one act
• The Shield of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. A Poem
• The Shields Song Book, being a Collection of Comic and Sentimental Songs, never before Published
• The Shipwreck of St. Paul. A Seatonian Prize Poem
• The Shipwreck of the Aurora
• The Shipwreck'd Sailor Boy: a Pathetic Story
• The Shipwreck: A Poem for Children
• The Shipwreck; a Tale of Arabia: And Other Poems
• The Shipwreck; Showing What Happens on Our Sea Coasts; also Giving a Particular Account of a Poor Sailor Boy . . . .
• The Shoe-black. Dedicated to the Right Honourable Abraham Newland, Master of the Mint, &c. &c. &c.
• The Shopkeeper Turned Sailor . . . . [Cheap Repository Tract No. 31]
• The Shorter Catechism in Verse: With Scriptural References. To Which are Added a Few Hymns for Children
• The Shotley Bridge Fox Chace; a Descriptive Didactic Poem. Interspersed with Allusions and Reflections, on the Morals of the Times
• The Show Folks! . . . .
• The Shrine, or Sketches of Sacred Biography, in Verse
• The Shroud of Royalty; a Prince's and a Monarch's Dirge
• The Shrubs of Parnassus or, The Juvinile Muse. A Collection of Songs and Poem[s] chiefly Pastoral
• The Shunamite, a Divine Poem. Addressed to a Friend
• The Shunamite. A Sacred Essay . . . .
• The Shunammite. Recommended to the Candid Perusal of All Denominations of Christians
• The Siamese Twins. A Satirical Tale of the Times. With Other Poems
• The Siamese Twins. A Satirical Tale of the Times. With Other Poems
• The Siamese Twins. A Tale of the Times. To Which is Added, Milton, a Poem
• The Sicilian Captive, a Tragedy
• The Sicilian Lover. A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• The Sick Laureat, or Parnassus in Confusion: a Poem
• The Sick Queen and Physicians, a Poetical Tale. In Five Cntos
• The Siddoniad; a Poetical Essay
• The Siege of Acre. A Poem. In Four Books
• The Siege of Acre. An Epic Poem. In Six Books
• The Siege of Baltimore, and the Battle of La Tranche; with Other Original Poems
• The Siege of Berwick, a Tragedy . . . as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• The Siege of Bhurtpoor a Poem in Five Cantos
• The Siege of Bradford, in 1642, a Dramatic Poem, with Notes; and Other Pieces
• The Siege of Bradford. . . .
• The Siege of Carthage; an Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Siege of Constantinople, in Three Cantos. With Other Poems
• The Siege of Constantinople. A Poem
• The Siege of Copenhagen, a Poem
• The Siege of Copenhagen. A Poem. With Notes
• The Siege of Corinth
• The Siege of Corinth. A Poem. Parisina. A Poem
• The Siege of Corinth. A Poem. Parisina. A Poem
• The Siege of Corinth. A Poem
• The Siege of Corinth. A Poem. Parisina. A Poem
• The Siege of Corinth: A Poem. Parisina: A Poem
• The Siege of Corinth: A Poem. Parisina: A Poem
• The Siege of Cuzco; a Tragedy. In Five Acts
• The Siege of Dumbarton Castle; and Other Poems
• The Siege of Gibraltar, a Poem
• The Siege of Ismail: or, A Prospect of War. An Historical Tragedy
• The Siege of Jerusalem
• The Siege of Jerusalem, a Poem
• The Siege of Malta. A Tragedy
• The Siege of Mansoul, a Drama, in Five Acts. The Diction of Which Consists Altogether in an Accommodation of Words from Shakespeare and Other Poets
• The Siege of Meaux: A Tragedy. In Three Acts. As it is acted at the Theatre Royal, in Covent-Garden
• The Siege of Missolonghi. A Protestant Poem
• The Siege of Nicosia, or the Fall of Mustapha . . . . to Which are Added Other Poems . . . .
• The Siege of Pater Noster Row: A Moral Satire; Unfolding in Heroic Metre, Certain Secrets . . . .
• The Siege of Sinope. A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden
• The Siege of Sinope. A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden
• The Siege of Tamor. A Tragedy.
• The Siege of Tamor. A Tragedy.
• The Siege of Tamor. A Tragedy.
• The Siege of Valencia; a Dramatic Poem. The Last Constantine: With Other Poems
• The Siege of Zaragoza, and Other Poems
• The Sighs of the Poor, and the Cries of the Needy: With a Few Songs for the Liberated Citizens of Zion. Being Original Hymns and Poems on Various Subjects
• The Silent Harp; or Fugitive Poems
• The Silent Harp; or, Fugitive Poems
• The Silent Pause, and Other Verses: Addressed to the Girls at a Boarding-school for Friends' Children. Written on Different Occasions
• The Silent River; a Dramatic Poem Faithful and Forsaken; a Dramatic Poem
• The Siller Gun. A Poem, in Four Cantos . . .
• The Silver Penny, for the Amusement and Instruction of Good Children
• The Silver Tail, a Tale. In Two Heroic Epistles, from Mr. S---Z, of the Exchequer, to Signora A**J**E; with Signora A****J**'s Answer to Mr. S***Z
• The Silver Tail, a Tale; in Two Heroick Epistles. Being Signiora A**G***E's Answer to Mr. S***Z
• The Simpliciad; a Satirico-didactic Poem. Containing Hints for the Scholars of the New School, Suggested by Horace's Art of Poetry, and Improved by a Contemplation of the Works of the First Mastsers
• The Singer's Own Book: A Well-selected Collection of the Most Popular Sentimental, Amatory, Patriotic Naval and Comic Songs
• The Singer's Own Book: A Well-selected Collection of the Most Popular Sentimental, Patriotic, Naval, and Comic Songs
• The Singer's Own Book: Well-selected Collection of the Most Popular Sentimental, Patriotic, Naval, and Comic Songs
• The Singer's Own Book; being a Choice Collection of the Newest and Most Popular Songs
• The Sister of Charity; the Magic Lantern; a Tribute to the Memory of Lafayette; with Minor Poems and Translations
• The Sister's Tragedy: In Five Acts
• The Sisters of St Clara
• The Sisters' Budget; a Collection of Original Tales in Prose and Verse
• The Sisters' Budget; a Collection of Original Tales in Prose and Verse
• The Sixteenth Ode of the Third Book of Horace Imitated
• The Skeleton of Universal Education, or a Metrical Epitome of Oratorical Pronunciation . . . .
• The Skull . . . .
• The Skull, and Other Poems
• The Skull: A True But Melancholy Tale. Inscribed to the Prettiest Woman in England.
• The Sky Lark: Containing a Collection of New and Approved Songs
• The Sky Lark: Or Gentlemen and Ladies' Complete Songster. Being a Collection of the Most Modern and Celebrated American, English and Scotch Songs
• The Sky Lark: Or Gentlemen and Ladies' Complete Songster. Being the Largest Collection of the Most Modern and Celebrated American, English & Scotch Songs ever yet Published
• The Sky-lark, or Gentlemen & Ladies' Vocal Magazine: Being a Choice Collection of Fashionable Songs
• The Sky-lark. Or, a New Collection of Choice, Naval Patriotic, and Sentimental Songs
• The Slave Trade; a Poem. Written in the Year 1788 . . . .
• The Slave, and Other Poems
• The Slave, and Other Poetical Pieces; being an Appendix to Poems . . .
• The Slaves of Zanguebar; and Other Poems
• The Slaves; a Tragic Interlude. With Songs and Other Poems
• The Smuggler, a Tale; and Other Poems
• The Snobs' Trip to Paris; or the Humours of the Long Vacation. A Fiction Founded on Fact
• The Snowdrop, or Poetry for Henry and Emily's Library
• The Snowdrop; or, Poetry for Henry and Emily's Library
• The Snowy Daughter; a Poem of the Frontier
• The Social Companion, and Songster's Pocket Book, a Choice Selection of New Songs
• The Social Day: A Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Social Monitor; or, a Series of Poems, on Some of the Most Important and Interesting Subjects
• The Social Monitor; or, a Series of Poems, on Some of the Most Important and Interesting Subjects; being a Continuation of . . . "A Poetical Dictionary . . .".
• The Social Pipe; or, Gentleman's Recreation. A Poem
• The Socinian Champion; or, Priestleyan Divinity: A Poem
• The Soldier's Companion, being Six Poems . . . .
• The Soldier's Companion, or Martial Recorder . . . .
• The Soldier's Companion: Being Six Poems . . . .
• The Soldier's Friend; or, Memorials of Brunswick; a Poem, Sacred to the Memory of His Royal Highness, Fredrick, Duke of York and Albany . . . .
• The Soldier's Return. A Scots Pastoral, in Two Acts
• The Soldier's Return; a Scottish Interlude in Two Acts: With Other Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
• The Soldier's Wreath, or the Battle Ground of New Orleans, and Other Poems
• The Soldiers, an Historical Poem, in Three Parts. Containing an Epitome of the Wars Entered into by Great Britain, from the Year 1739 to the Present Time . . . . Part I
• The Solicitudes of Absence. A Genuine Tale
• The Soliloquy, a Poem, Occasioned by a Late Decision
• The Solitary Frenchman on the Banks of the Thames, to a Friend in Switzerland. A Poem
• The Solitary Sea-Gull
• The Solitary, a Poem, in Three Parts
• The Son of Commerce, an Original Poem, in Thirty-four Cantos . . . . To Which is Added His Grand Ode on the Death and Funeral of . . . Lord Nelson
• The Son of Erin or the Cause of the Greeks a Play in Five Acts
• The Song and Story of Mrs Draper . . . .
• The Song of Albion, a Poem Commemorative of the Crisis; Lines on the Fall of Warsaw; and Other Poems
• The Song of Solomon Paraphrased in Metre . . . .
• The Song of Songs, Which is by Solomon . . . .
• The Song of Songs, Which is by Solomon. A New Translation . . . .
• The Song of the Bell
• The Song of the Patriot, Sonnets, and Songs
• The Song of the Sun, a Poem of the Eleventh Century; from . . . the Edda. Imitated
• The Song-singer's Amusing Companion . . . .
• The Songs . . . Accurately Copied from the Originals . . . .
• The Songs . . . Complete
• The Songs and Ballads . . . Including Ten never before Published . . . .
• The Songs by Captain Morris, Complete
• The Songs of Deardra, Translated from the Irish, with Other Poems
• The Songs of England and Scotland
• The Songs of Greece, from the Romaic Text
• The Songs of La Colonna
• The Songs of Scotland, Ancient and Modern . . . .
• The Songs of Zion: Or, the Christian's New Hymn Book, for the Use of the Methodists
• The Songs, &c. in The Cabinet of Fancy: or, Evening Exhibition. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in the Hay-Market
• The Songs, Choruses, and Serious Dialogue of the Masque called The Institution of the Garter, or, Arthur's Round Table Restored
• The Songster's Companion, a Choice Collection of more than Two Hundred Modern Songs
• The Songster's Companion, a Choice Collection of more than Two Hundred Songs, including the Modern
• The Songster's Companion, a Choice Collection of the most esteem'd Modern Songs
• The Songster's Companion. A New Selection of the Most Approved Songs, on Various Subjects . . . .
• The Songster's Companion: A Choice Collection of more than Two Hundred Songs, including the Modern
• The Songster's Companion: a Choice Collection of more than Two Hundred Songs, including the Modern
• The Songster's Companion: a Choice Collection of more than Two Hundred Songs, including the Modern
• The Songster's Companion: a Choice Collection of more than Two Hundred Songs, including the Modern
• The Songster's Companion: a Choice Collection of more than Two Hundred Songs, including the Modern
• The Songster's Companion: a Choice Collection of more than Two Hundred Songs, including the Modern
• The Songster's Companion: A Choice Collection of More than Two Hundred Songs, including the Modern . . .
• The Songster's Companion: a Choice Collection of the most esteem'd Modern Songs
• The Songster's Companion: being a Select Collection of the best English and Scotch Songs, including the Modern
• The Songster's Companion: being a Select Collection of the best English and Scottish Songs, including the Modern
• The Songster's Library and Museum of Mirth . . . .
• The Songster's Magazine, a Choice Selection of the Most Approved Patriotic, Comic, Sentimental, Amatory and Naval Songs, both Ancient and Modern
• The Songster's Magazine, a Choice Selection of the Most Approved Patriotic, Comic, Sentimental, Amatory and Naval Songs, Both Ancient and Modern . . . .
• The Songster's Miscellany; being a Choice Selection of the Most Approved English, Irish, Scotch, and American Songs
• The Songster's Museum a New and Choice Collection of Popular Songs Selected from the Best Authors
• The Songster's Museum, or a New Selection of the Most Popular Songs, Moral, Sentimental, Humorous, and Patriotic
• The Songster's Museum, or a New Selection of the Most Popular Songs, Moral, Sentimental, Humourous, and Patriotic
• The Songster's Museum, or, Gentlemen and Ladies' Vocal Companion. Being a Selection of the Most Elegant and Fashionable, Modern Songs
• The Songster's Museum. A New and Choice Collection of Popular Songs, Selected from the Best Authors
• The Songster's Museum; a New and Choice Collection of Popular Songs, Selected from the Best Authors
• The Songster's Museum; a New and Choice Collection of Popular Songs, Selected from the Best Authors
• The Songster's Museum; a New and Choice Collection of Popular Songs, Selected from the Best Authors
• The Songster's New Pocket Compan[ion,] Embracing the Most Popu[lar] New Songs, Singing at the Different Theatre[s] in the United States . . . .
• The Songster's Olio. A Collection of the Newest and Most Popular Patriotic, Sentimental, Comic, and Masonic Songs
• The Songster's Pocket Companion, or Gentlemen and Ladies' Vocal Museum: Being a Selection of the Most Elegant and Fashionable Modern Songs
• The Songster's Repository; being a Choice Selection of the Most Esteemed Songs Many of Which Have Not heretofore been Published
• The Songsters Multum in Parvo, or New Pocket Companion for the Lovers of Harmony . . . .
• The Sonnets
• The Sons, or Family Feuds. A Tragic Play. In Five acts
• The Sorceress, or Salem Deliver'd. A Poem. In Four Cantos
• The Sorceress, or Salem Delivered. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Sorrows of Helicon; or, a Vindication of the Poets. A Poem
• The Sorrows of Herbert, or the Changes of Life. And Friendship's Consolation in Distress
• The Sorrows of Love, a Poem, in Four Books: With Other Occasional Poems
• The Sorrows of Love, a Poem, in Three Books
• The Sorrows of Rosalie. A Tale. With Other Poems
• The Sorrows of Rosalie. A Tale. With Other Poems
• The Sorrows of Seduction, in Eight Delineations, with Other Poems
• The Sorrows of Seduction, in Eight Delineations: With Other Poems
• The Sorrows of Seduction, in Eight Delineations: With Other Poems
• The Sorrows of Seduction, with Other Poems
• The Sorrows of Slavery, a Poem
• The Sorrows of Switzerland: A Poem
• The Sorrows of Werter: A Poem
• The Sorrows of Werter: A Poem
• The Sorrows of Yamba, or the Negro Woman's Lamentation
• The Sorrows of Yamba, or the Negro Woman's Lamentation . . . the Negro's Complaint . . . Etc.
• The Sorrows of Yamba: Illlustrating the Cruelty of the Slave-trade. Together with Reflections of a Minister in a Day of Declension
• The Sorrows of Yamba; or the Negro Woman's Lamentations. A Poetic Fact . . . .
• The Sorrows of Yamba; or, the Negro Woman's Lamentation [included in "Cheap Repository Tracts, Published during the Year 1795" (1796) Vol. I
• The Soul of Harmony: Being a Collection of the Most Admired Glees, Catches, Duets, and Songs, Ancient and Modern . . .
• The Soul's Pilgrimage: A Poem, Written in Reference to the Sentiments of the Noble Author of "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage"
• The Source of Virtue; a Poem
• The South American, a Metrical Tale in Four Cantos: with Historical Notes, and Other Poems
• The South American, a Metrical Tale, in Four Cantos, with Historical Notes; and Other Poems
• The South American, a Metrical Tale, in Four Cantos, with Historical Notes; and Other Poems
• The South Downs. A Poem
• The Southern and Western Songster: Being a Choice Collection of the Most Fashionable Songs, Many of Which are Original
• The Sovereign. Addressed to His Imperial Majesty Paul Emperor of All the Russias
• The Spaniard; and, Siorlamh, a Traditional Tale of Ireland, in the Fifteenth Century; With Other Poems
• The Spanish Invasion; or, Defeat of the Invincible Armada: A Poem
• The Speaker: Containing . . . a Collection of Pieces in Verse . . . .
• The Speaking Cat; a Satirical Poem
• The Spectre Poverty; or the Realities of Life, Displayed under an Allegory
• The Speculum: in Two Dialogues, Addressed to the Author of the Pursuits of Literature
• The Speech from the Throne, Delivered by Hurlo Thrumbo the Large, to the Parliament of Brobdingnag, with the Proceedings to the Latest Moment in the Low Chamber of that August Assembly: Reported by a Literary Gentleman, in the Employ of Doctor Slop . . . .
• The Speech of Caunonicus, or an Indian Tradition: A Poem, with Explanatory Notes
• The Speech of Caunonicus; or an Indian Tradition: A Poem, with Explanatory Notes
• The Speech-maker's Mirror!! A Political Satirical Poem
• The Sphinx's Head Broken: Or, a Poetical Epistle, with Notes to Thomas James M*th**s . . . .
• The Sphinx; or, Agreeable Companion for a Winter's Evening . . . .
• The Sphinx; or, Agreeable Companion for a Winter's Evening: Being an Elegant Selection of Enigmas, Rebusses . . . .
• The Spirit of British Song
• The Spirit of British Song, with Biographical and Illustrative Notes
• The Spirit of Discovery: A Descriptive and Historical Poem, in Five Books. With Notes
• The Spirit of Discovery; or, The Conquest of Ocean
• The Spirit of Frazer, to General Burgoyne. An Ode. To which is added, The Death of Hilda; an American Tale
• The Spirit of Free-masonry; a Poem
• The Spirit of Life; a Poem. Pronounced before the Franklin Society of Brown University, September 3, 1833
• The Spirit of Methodism. A Poem. Supposed to be Sung at a Love Feast, to the Tune of Rochdale . . . .
• The Spirit of Methodism. A Poem. Supposed to be Sung at a Love Feast to the Tune of Rochdale
• The Spirit of the Age
• The Spirit of the Doctor; Comprising Many Interesting Poems; Selected from the Original Manuscript . . .
• The Spirit of the Farmer's Museum, and Lay Preacher's Gazette
• The Spirit of the Isle, and Other Poems
• The Spirit of the Lakes; or, Mucruss Abbey. A Poem, in Three Cantos. With Explanatory Notes from the Best and Most Approved Authorities
• The Spirit of the Litany of the Church of England
• The Spirit of the Mountains, with Other Poems
• The Spirit of the Psalms, or the Psalms of David Adapted to Christian Worship
• The Spirit of the Psalms, or, a Compressed Version of Select Portions of the Psalms of David, Adapted to Christian Worship
• The Spirit of the Times, or, the Hero of My Tale; a Satirical Poem, in Twelve Cantos. The State Alchemists, an Allegorical Tale. Geraldine, or the Outlaws . . . .
• The Spirit of Tintoc; a Ballad. With Notes
• The Spiritual Quixote, Geoffry Wildgoose, in Cheltenham: Or, a Dis-course on a Race-course
• The Spiritual Quixote, Geoffry Wildgoose, in Cheltenham: Or, a Dis-course on a Race-course
• The Spiritual Songster: Containing a Variety of Camp-meeting, and Other Hymns
• The Spiritual Testimony; Containing Nine Sermons, Three Letters . . . and about Forty Hymns and Odes
• The Spitalfields Weaver; or, Tom Shuttle and Blousalinda, a Dolorous Ditty . . . . To Which is Added, Phelim O'Gimlet and Margaret Timbertoe, a Pastoral
• The Spleen: or, The Offspring of Folly. A Lyri-Comi-Tragic Tale. In Four Cantos. Cum Notis Variorum
• The Splendid Village: Corn Law Rhymes; and Other Poems
• The Sportive Muse. Containing, the Original Pieces which appeared in the Dublin Chronicle with the Signature O.
• The Sports
• The Sports of the Field, Containing the Biggar Annual Prize Coursing Match, and, the Kellburn Fox Chase through Lanark Streets
• The Sports of the Genii
• The Sports of the Genii
• The Sportsman's Calendar, a Poem on the Silver Cup Presented by the Right Honourable the Earl of Eglantine . . . .
• The Sportsman's Vocal Cabinet . . . .
• The Sportsman's Vocal Cabinet, Comprising an Extensive Collection of Scarce, Curious, and Original Songs and Ballads, Relative to Field Sports . . . .
• The Spouter's Companion; or, Theatrical Remembrancer
• The Spouter, or Reciter's Laughable Olio . . . .
• The Spring Bud, or Rural Scenery in Verse. With Descriptive Notes. For the Instruction and Amusement of Young Persons
• The Spring of Life: A Didactic Poem, in Four Books, with Historical and Illustrative Notes
• The Springfield Collection of Hymns for Sacred Worship
• The Springs of Plynlimmon: A Poem (with Copious Notes) Descriptive of the Scenery and Circumstances Connected with the Severn, the Wye, and Three Minor Rivers. . . .
• The Spunkiad: Or Heroism Improved. A Congressional Display of Spit and Cudgel. A Poem, in Four Cantoes
• The Stable Boy; a Poem. In Five Parts
• The Stabliad, and Other Poems
• The Stage in 1816. A Satirical Poem. In Three Parts . . . .
• The Stage of Aristophanes
• The Stage: A Poem
• The Stage: A Poem
• The Stage; a Poetical Epistle, to a Friend
• The Stanzas of an English Friend to the Patriots of Spain
• The Star in the East; with Other Poems
• The Star in the East; with Other Poems
• The Star of Brunswick
• The Star Spangled Banner: Being a Collection of the Best Naval, Martial, and Patriotic Songs . . . .
• The Star Spangled Banner: Being a Collection of the Best Naval, Martial, Patriotic Songs . . . Chiefly Written during and in Relation to the Late War
• The Star. A Collection of Songs, Sentimental, Humorous, and Patriotic
• The Star. A Collection of Songs, Sentimental, Humourous, and Patriotic
• The State Doctors, or a Tale of the Times. A Poem, in Four Cantos
• The State Mountebank, or, Duke and No Duke. A Tale
• The State of Man, Here and Hereafter, Considered . . . .
• The State of Man, Here and Hereafter: Considered in Three Epistles to a Friend
• The State of Man. A Poem. in Four Books
• The State of the Poll: An Excentric Poem
• The State Triumvirate, a Political Tale: And the Epistles of Brevet Major Pindar Puff
• The State Watchmen; a Poem: With Editorial Notes and Observations. Humbly Recommended to the Consideration of Those Whom it May Concern
• The State-Coach in the Mire, a Modern Tale; in Four Parts.
• The Steady Habits of Connecticut, versified . . .
• The Steam Packet. A Poem. In Two Parts. With Other Detached Poetical Pieces, Moral, Sentimental, and Humourous
• The Steam-Boat Miscellany: a Series of Songs and Poems, on the Clyde Steam-Boats.
• The Steam-Boat Traveller's Remembrancer, Containing Poems....
• The Steam-Boat Traveller's Remembrancer; Containing Poems Descriptive of the Principal Watering Places
• The Step-mother, a Tragedy
• The Step-mother, a Tragedy
• The Stepmother: A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• The Stern Resolve. A Tragedy . . . .
• The Stone Coffin; or, a New Way of Making Love
• The Stoniad. Addressed to Andrew Robinson, Esq
• The Storm, a Poem. Descriptive of the Late Tempest, Which Raged with Such Destructive Fury throughout the Southern Parts of North-America, in July, 1788
• The Storm, with Other Poems
• The Storm. A Poem, written at Bridlington . . .
• The Storm: A Descriptive Poetical Attempt
• The Storm; a Drama, in Three Acts
• The Storming of Quebec, a Poem, in Three Cantos; and Miscellaneous Pieces
• The Story of Aeneas and Dido Burlesqued: From the Fourth Book of the Aeneid of Virgil
• The Story of Justin Martyr, and Other Poems
• The Story of Le Fevre, from the Works of Mr Sterne. Put into Verse
• The Story of Little Dick and His Playthings: Showing How a Naughty Boy became a Good One . . . .
• The Story of Rimini, a Poem
• The Story of Rimini, a Poem
• The Story of Rimini, a Poem
• The Story of Rimini, a Poem
• The Story of Sinful Sally, the Hampshire Tragedy, the Bad Bargain, and Robert & Richard
• The Story of Sinful Sally; the Hampshire Tragedy; the Bad Bargain; and Robert and Richard
• The Story of the Young and Beautiful Caremsil. A Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Story of Tom Cole, with Old Father Thames's Malediction . . .
• The Stranger at Home, a Poem; to Which are Added Other Poems and Pieces
• The Stranger's Visit, with Other Minor Poems
• The Strolliad: an Hudibrastic Mirror
• The Struggler; or, a Token of Friendship. Containing Pieces in Prose and Verse, Interspersed with Anecdotes, &c.
• The Struggles of Sheridan, or the Ministry in Full Cry
• The Student's Companion: Containing a Variety of Poetry and Prose, Selected from the Most Celebrated Authors . . . .
• The Substance of a Late Remarkable Dream, in Which were Presented the Celestial Worlds and the Infernal Regions, with the Arch Enemy of Mankind . . . His Deep-laid Plot against the United States of America
• The Suckler: Or Manna for Mumpers! Containing Three Original Poems . . . .
• The Sudburiad, or, Poems from the Cottage: for 1813
• The Sufferings of the Primitive Martyrs: A Prize Poem
• The Suffolk Garland: or, a Collection of Poems, Songs, Tales, Ballads, Sonnets, and Elegies . . . Relative to that County . . . .
• The Suffolk Vocal Magazine, for 1809; Containing a Selection of the Newest and Most-admired Songs in the English Language
• The Suicide. A Dialogue Exhibited on the Stage at the Public Commencement of Yale College, Sept. 13th, M.DCC.XCVII
• The Suicide: With Other Poems
• The Sulliot Chief, or, the Test of Patriotism; a Dramatic Poem
• The Sulliot Chief; or, The Test of Patriotism: a Dramatic Poem
• The Sultan: Or, Love and Fame. A New Tragedy. As Acted at the Theatre-Royal, in the Haymarket.
• The Sultana: or, The Jealous Queen. A Tragedy
• The Sum and Conclusion of the Matter. A Familiar Epistle, in Verse . . .
• The Summer Fete, a Poem with Songs
• The Summer Night's Lay; a Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Summer's Day; with Night and Death: Poems
• The Summer's Eve. A Poem
• The Summons for the 18th of April, 1770, a Poem
• The Sun; a Poem
• The Sunday Scholar
• The Sunday Scholar
• The Sunday School Hymn Book
• The Sunday School Hymn Book
• The Sunday School Hymn Book
• The Sunday School Hymn Book. With an Appendix, for the Use of Adult Schools
• The Sunday School. A Poem. In Six Books
• The Sunday School; a Poem
• The Sunflower; or, Poetical Truths, for Young Minds, Religious, Moral, Miscellaneous, and Historical; Forming a Collection of Original Poems, and Intended as a Continuation of "Simple Truths in Verse"
• The Supplement to a Lecture on the Stars: Being a Recapitulation, in Verse, of Some Instructions Which are Important and Difficult to be Remembered . . . .
• The Surrejoinder; or a Short Remonstrance, in Behalf of the Public, against Balance-masters and Beam-kickers . . . .
• The Surrender of Calais. An Historical Drama
• The Suttee, and Other Poems
• The Suttees: A Prize Poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June 15, MDCCCXXXI.
• The Swallow's Repast, a Series of Poems
• The Swedish Curate, a Poem.
• The Sweets and Sorrows of Love
• The Sweets of Society: A Poem. And a Few Miscellaneous Poems
• The Sweets of Society; or, Happy Scenes of Infancy and Youth, Recollected in Verse
• The Sweets of Solitude, and Other Poems
• The Swell!!! or, Slap-up Chaunter: An Out-and-out Collection of Flash Songs . . . .
• The Swindler; a Poem . . . .
• The Swinish Multitude's Push for Reform. A Poem, in Three Cantos
• The Swiss Exile, a Poem
• The Swiss Patriots, with Other Poems
• The Sylph, and Other Poems
• The Sylphs of the Seasons
• The Sylphs of the Seasons, with Other Poems
• The Sympathy of Priests; addressed to Thomas Fysche Palmer, Port-Jackson. To which are added, Odes, Written in 1792
• The Synod of Fortune; a Tragedy . . . .
• The Synod; a Prophetic Poem, in Twelve Cantos. Canto First [all published]
• The Syren, or Vocal Enchantress: Being a Collection of the Newest and Most Admired . . . Songs . . . .
• The Syren: A Collection of the Most Admired Songs . . . . To Which is Added, a Complete Copy of the Irish Melodies
• The Syren: A Collection of the Most Admired Songs; Containing Many Which have not been Published
• The Syren; a Choice Collection of Sea, Hunting, and Other Songs
• The Syrens, a Masque, in Two Acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden
• The System, a Poem. With Notes. In Five Books . . . Vol. I [Book 1]
• The System. A Poem. In Five Books. [Books 1-3, with Notes]
• The System: A Poem. In Five Books. [Bk. 2 only]
• The System: A Poem. In Five Books. [Book 1]
• The Tagus; an Epic Poem, . . . also, Several Other Original Poetical Pieces
• The Tailors' Revolt; a Mock-heroic Poem, in Three Books
• The Tailors. A Tragedy for Warm Weather. In Three Acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket
• The Tailors. A Tragedy for Warm Weather. In Three acts. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket
• The Tailors; a Tragedy for Warm Weather, in Three Acts. As it is performed at the Theatre Royal in the Haymarket
• The Tailors; or, a Tragedy for Warm Weather . . . .
• The Taking of Jerusalem in the First Crusade; a Poem
• The Tale of Gismunda & Guiscardo, a Poem
• The Tale of the Butter-horn. To Which is Added a Congratulatory Address to the Reverend Gentlemen of the Associate Synods of L*****d, on Their Late Reception of the Royal Gift
• The Tale of the Butterhorn
• The Talents Run Mad; or, Eighteen Hundred and Sixteen. A Satirical Poem. In Three Dialogues. With Notes
• The Talisman. From the Russian of Alexander Pushkin. With Other Pieces
• The Talking Bird: or, Dame Trudge and Her Parrot
• The Tannahill Songster
• The Tanner's Ass: His Appeal to Truest Daylight, and the Most Tried Christian Feelings; a Poem: Dedicated to the Community at Large
• The Task
• The Task
• The Task
• The Task
• The Task
• The Task and Other Poems
• The Task, a Poem
• The Task, a Poem
• The Task, a Poem, in Six Books
• The Task, a Poem, in Six Books
• The Task, a Poem, in Six Books . . .
• The Task, a Poem, in Six Books . . . . To Which is Prefixed a Brief Account of the Author's Life
• The Task, a Poem, in Six Books . . . to which are added . . . An Epistle to Joseph Hill, Esq. Tirocinium . . and The History of John Gilpin
• The Task, a Poem. In Six Books
• The Task, a Poem. In Six Books
• The Task, a Poem. In Six Books . . . To Which is Prefixed, a Short Account of the Life and Writings of the Author
• The Task, and Other Poems
• The Task, and Other Poems
• The Task, and Tirocinium, or, a Review of Schools. With Other Poems
• The Task. A Poem. In Six Books
• The Task. A Poem. In Six Books
• The Task. A Poem. In Six Books
• The Task. A Poem. In Six Books. To Which is Added, Tirocinium: Or, a Review of Schools
• The Task. A Poem. In Six Books. To Which is Added, Tirocinium: Or, a Review of Schools
• The Task: A Poem in Six Books
• The Task: A Poem in Six Books
• The Task: A Poem, in Six Books
• The Task: A Poem--in Six Books
• The Task; a Poem, in Six Books
• The Task; a Poem, in Six Books
• The Task; a Poem, in Six Books
• The Task; a Poem, in Six Books . . . . To Which is Prefixed a Brief Account of the Author's Life
• The Tauroboliad; or, the Sacrifice of the Constitution. A Satire
• The Tay, Inscribed to Her Grace the Duchess of Atholl
• The Tay, Inscribed to Her Grace the Duchess of Atholl
• The Taylors' Petition to the House of Commons
• The Tears and Smiles of Ireland: a Poem on the Death of the Right Honorable John Philpot Curran
• The Tears of a Grateful People, a Hebrew Dirge & Hymn . . . .
• The Tears of a Grateful People, a Hebrew Dirge & Hymn, Chanted in the Great Synagogue, St. James's Palace, Aldgate . . . .
• The Tears of Alnwick. A Pastoral Elegy. in Memory of the Late Elizabeth, Dutchess of Northumberland . . . .
• The Tears of Alnwick; a Pastoral Elegy, in Memory of the late Elizabeth, Dutchess of Northumberland . . .
• The Tears of Britain! An Elegy on the Death of Lord Viscount Nelson . . . .
• The Tears of Britannia: A Solemn Appeal to All Her Sons at this Tremendous Juncture: A Poem . . . .
• The Tears of Britannia; a Poem, on the Much-lamented Death of William Earl of Chatham
• The Tears of Britannia; Occasioned by the Late Indisposition of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. A Poem, Humbly Inscribed to His Royal Highness
• The Tears of Cambria; a Poem. Inscribed to the Honourable Society of Antient Britons.
• The Tears of Camphor; or, Love and Nature Triumphant. A Satirical Tale of the Nineteenth Century. Interspersed with Original Poetry
• The Tears of Columbia; a Poem, to the Memory of American Heroes and Statesmen. To Which are Added Miscellaneous Odes, &c.
• The Tears of Cornubia: a Poem
• The Tears of Erin, a Poem, founded upon Facts
• The Tears of Genius. A Monody. On the Death of Mr. Garrick. As Written by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
• The Tears of Genius. Occasioned by the Death of Dr. Goldsmith
• The Tears of Genius: An Elegy, on the Most Favourite English Poets, Lately Deceased: Imitative of the Style of Each
• The Tears of Granta, a Satire; Addressed to Undergraduates in the University of Cambridge
• The Tears of Hibernia! Dispelled by the Union. A Poem
• The Tears of Ierne, an Elegiac Poem; on the . . . Duke of Rutland
• The Tears of Loyalty, or, Portrait of a Prince. A Poem. Inscribed to the Prince of Wales
• The Tears of Poland. To Which are Added, Songs on Various Subjects, Scots and English; with Other Poetical Pieces.
• The Tears of St. Margaret [and other poems]
• The Tears of St. Margaret: Also, Odes of Condolence . . . .
• The Tears of the Foot Guards, upon Their Departure for America
• The Tears of the Foot Guards, upon their Departure for America
• The Tears of the Muse, an Elegiac Poem. Sacred to the Memory of . . . Sarah Countess of Westmorland
• The Tears of the Pantheon, or the Fall of the Modern Icarus. A Poem
• The Telegraph Inverted, or, Lauderdale's Peep at the Adherents of the Telegraph, Published in January 1796
• The Telegraph; a Consolatory Epistle from Thomas Muir, Esq. of Botany Bay, to the Hon. Henry Erskine, Late Dean of Faculty
• The Telegraph; a Consolatory Epistle from Thomas Muir, Esq. of Botany Bay, to the Hon. Henry Erskine, Late Dean of Faculty. The Telegraph Inverted, or Lauderdale's Peep . . . .
• The Tempest-song! Or the Lay of Sorrows. A Romance of Poetry. In Two Cantos
• The Templar
• The Temple Knock'd Down; or, R---l Auction!! The Last Lay of the Jubilee
• The Temple of Apollo being a Selection of the best Poems from the most Esteem'd Authors
• The Temple of Apollo being a Selection of the Best Poems, from the Most Esteemed Authors
• The Temple of Apollo: Being an Elegant Collection of Odes, Invocations, Elegies, Songs, Sonnets, Epitaphs, Tales, &c. Original and Selected
• The Temple of Compassion; a Poem, addressed to a Lady
• The Temple of Corruption, a Poem
• The Temple of Fashion: A Poem. In Five Parts
• The Temple of Folly! A Poem, in Heroic Verse.
• The Temple of Folly, in Four Cantos
• The Temple of Harmony, and Songster's Pocket Companion: Being a Collection of Approved Songs
• The Temple of Health, a Poetic Vision. Occasioned by the Universal Joy Expressed on His Majesty's Most Happy Recovery
• The Temple of Imposture; a Poem
• The Temple of Mammon
• The Temple of Mammon.
• The Temple of Nature; or, the Origin of Society. A Poem, with Philosophical Notes
• The Temple of Nature; or, the Origin of Society: A Poem . . . .
• The Temple of Nature; or, the Origin of Society: A Poem, with Philosophical Notes
• The Temple of Nature; or, the Origin of Society: A Poem, with Philosophical Notes
• The Temple of Pleasure: A Poem
• The Temple of Prostitution: A Poem Dedicated to the Greatest ***** in Her Majesty's Dominions
• The Temple of Sensibility. A Parnassian Wreath . . . No. 1
• The Temple of Superstition. An Epic Poem
• The Temple of Truth, an Allegorical Poem
• The Temple of Truth. A Poem
• The Temple of Truth. A Poem, in Five Cantos
• The Temple of Truth. A Poem, in Five Cantos
• The Temple of Virtue, a Masonic Ode; as Performed at the Theatre in Southampton on Monday the 15th of September, 1777. For the Benefit of Mr. Gaudry
• The Temple of Wit, and the Temple of Folly, a Vision
• The Temptation, or, Satan in the Country
• The Ten Commandments, in Verse
• The Territories of Popery Invaded, Exemplified in the Conduct of Napoleon Buonaparte towards the Church of Rome . . . .
• The Test of England; or, A Dissertation on Human Authority, in a Divine Religion. A Poem, in Six Books
• The Test of Guilt; or Traits of Antient Superstition. A Dramatic Tale
• The Test of Union & Loyalty: a New Piece, on the Present War with France, 1795. The which is added, Three New Songs, viz. Un Petit Morceau: or, The Year Ninety-Five. Poor Brown Bess, and the Sons of Neptune.
• The Test of Union and Loyalty, on the Long-threatened French Invasion
• The Test of Union and Loyalty: a New Piece, on the Present War with France, 1795
• The Test of Virtue, and Other Poems
• The Thane of Fife. A Poem, in Six Cantos
• The Thane of Fife; a Poem , in Six Cantos
• The Thanksgiving Day. A Poem
• The Theatre, a Didactic Essay
• The Theatre, a Didactic Essay, in the Course of Which are Pointed out the Rocks and Shoals to Which Deluded Adventurers are Inevitably Exposed
• The Theatres. A Poetical Dissection
• The Theatres. A Poetical Dissection
• The Theatrical Bouquet . . . Prologues and Epilogues . . . to the Present Year
• The Theatrical Bouquet: Containing an Alphabetical Arrangement of the Prologues and Epilogues which have been Published by Distinguished Wits . . .
• The Theatrical House that Jack Built
• The Theatrical House that Jack Built
• The Theatrical House that Jack Built
• The Theatrical Portrait, a Poem, on the Celebrated Mrs. Siddons . . .
• The Theatrical Songster . . . .
• The Theatrical Songster, and Musical Companion: Containing a Selection of the Most Approved Patriotic, Comic, Sentimental, and Entertaining Songs
• The Theatrical Songster: Or Amusing Companion. Containing a Choice Collection of Much Admired Songs . . . .
• The Theme of Sorrow, a Panegyrical Poem
• The Theorists. A Satire. By the Author of Medico-mastix
• The Theriad an Heroi-Comic Poem . . .
• The Theriad: an Heroi-comic Poem, with Notes
• The Thespiad
• The Thespiad
• The Thespiad, a Poem . . . .In Answer to the Author of Six Familiar Epistles, Addressed to Frederick Jones . . . .
• The Thespian Oracle. . . . New Prologues and Epilogues . . .
• The Thinking Few, a Poem . . .
• The Third Class Book; Comprising Reading Lessons, for Young Scholars
• The Third Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of a Wife, a Poem
• The Third Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of a Wife. A Poem
• The Third Tour of Doctor Syntax. In Search of a Wife
• The Thirteenth Satire . . . a Specimen of a Translation . . . .
• The Thistle of Scotland: A Selection of Ancient Ballads, with Notes
• The Thistle.
• The Thrasher; and Other Poems
• The Three Great Sanctuaries of Tuscany, Valombrosa, Camaldoli, Laverna: a Poem, with Historical and Legendary Notices
• The Three Old Women Weather-wise. To Which is Added a Dialogue in the Register Office
• The Thrush: A Choice Selection of the Most Admired Popular Songs, Plaintive, Sentimental, Naval, Humourous
• The Thunder-storm and the Atheist; and the Abbey. Two Poems . . . .
• The Thymbriad, (from Xenophon's Cyropoedia)
• The Time Piece
• The Times! A Satire
• The Times, a Hudibrastic Poem, in Four Cantos
• The Times, a Poem
• The Times, a Poem: Written in the Year 1795
• The Times, a Satirical Poem, Written during the American Revolution
• The Times, an Original Poem, Written Since the Commencement of the Present Year, in Three Cantoes . . . .
• The Times. A Satire. To the King; and Dedicated to the Emperor of Germany
• The Times: A Satirical Rhapsody. Part I
• The Times: An Ode, at the Commencement of the Year 1809
• The Times; a Patriotic Poem
• The Times; a Poem
• The Times; a Poem
• The Times; a Poem, Addressed to the Inhabitants of New England . . . Particularly on the Subject of the Present Anti-commercial System . . . .
• The Times; or, The Age of Ruin
• The Times; or, the Prophecy . . . . with Other Poems
• The Times; or, the Prophecy. A Poem
• The Times; or, Views of Society: A Poem, with Notes . . . .
• The Tineum. Containing Estianomy, or The Art of Stirring a Fire: The Icead, a Mock-Heroic Poem . . . &c
• The Tithe Exacter Weighed, and Found Wanting. A Satiric Epistle; (Translated from an Ancient Arabic Manuscript)
• The Tocsin. (With Several Minor Poems)
• The Toilet
• The Toilet
• The Toilet
• The Toll Bar, and Other Poems
• The Ton: Anecdotes, Chit-chat, Hints and On Dits; Dedicated to All the Gossips
• The Tories in the Dumps: or, The Lamentation of Matty to his Friend Ned. A Town Eclogue . . . .
• The Tories' "Refuge for the Destitute," or Political Advertiser . . . . And the House of Reform that Jack Built
• The Torpedo, a Poem . . . .
• The Torpedo, a Poem to the Electrical Eel. Addressed to Mr. John Hunter, Surgeon, and Dedicated to . . . Lord Cholmondeley
• The Torpedo, a Poem to the Electrical Eel. Addressed to Mr. John Hunter, Surgeon: and Dedicated to . . . Lord Cholmondeley
• The Total Eclipse: A Grand Politico-astronomical Phenomenon, Which Occurred in the Year 1820 . . . .
• The Total Eclipse: A Grand Politico-astronomical Phenomenon, Which Occurred in the Year 1820 . . . .
• The Total Eclipse: A Grand Politico-astronomical Phenomenon, Which Occurred in the Year 1820 . . . .
• The Tour of Albion. Or Book of Fame.
• The Tour of Doctor Prosody, in Search of the Antique and Picturesque, through Scotland, the Hebrides, the Orkney and Shetland Isles
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax in Search of the Picturesque . . . .
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax in Search of the Picturesque. A Poem
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax through London, or the Pleasures and Miseries of the Metropolis. A Poem
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of a Wife. A Hudibrastic Poem
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of the Picturesque a Poem
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of the Picturesque. A Poem
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of the Picturesque. A Poem
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of the Picturesque. A Poem
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of the Picturesque. A Poem
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of the Picturesque. A Poem
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of the Picturesque. A Poem
• The Tour of Doctor Syntax: In Search of the Picturesque a Poem
• The Tour of the Dove, a Poem; with Occasional Pieces
• The Tour of the Dove; or a Visit to Dovedale, &c. a Poem
• The Tournament, a Tragedy: Imitated from the Celebrated German Drama, Entitled, Agnes Bernauer, Which was Written by a Nobleman of High Rank, and Founded on a Fact, that Occurred in Bavaria about the Year 1435. . . . As Performed at the New-York Theatre. From the Prompt-book. By Permission of the Manager
• The Tournament, a Tragedy; Imitated from the Celebrated German Drama, Entitled Agnes Bernauer, Which was Written by a Nobleman of High Rank, and Founded on a Fact that Occurred in Bavaria about the Year M,CCCC,XXXV
• The Tournament: a Legendary Tale
• The Tournament; or, Days of Chivalry
• The Town and Country Jester . . . . Together with the Complete English Songster . . . .
• The Town and Country Song Book, a Collection of New, Favorite, and National Songs
• The Town-Council. A Poem
• The Town-Council. A Poem
• The Tragedies
• The Tragedies
• The Tragedies
• The Tragedies
• The Tragedies . . .
• The Tragedies . . .
• The Tragedies . . . .
• The Tragedies . . . .
• The Tragedies . . . .
• The Tragedies . . . .
• The Tragedies . . . .
• The Tragedies . . . .
• The Tragedies . . . Translated from the Italian
• The Tragedies . . . Vol. II [of 2]
• The Tragedies and Poems
• The Tragedies of Harold, and Camoens
• The Tragedies of Maddalen, Agamemnon, Lady Macbeth, Antonia & Clytemnestra
• The Tragedies. Vol. I [of 2]
• The Tragedy of Superstition . . .
• The Tragedy of the Valiant Knight, Sir Wm. Wallace . . . .
• The Tragi-comic History of the Burial of Cock Robin; with the Lamentation of Jenny Wren . . . .
• The Tragi-comic History of the Burial of Cock Robin; with the Lamentation of Jenny Wren; the Sparrow's Apprehension; and the Cuckoo's Punishment . . . .
• The Tragic Muse: A Poem. Addressed to Mrs. Siddons
• The Tragical Death of A Apple-pye . . . .
• The Tragical Death of A Apple-pye, Who was Cut in Pieces and Eaten . . . .
• The Tragical Death of A, Apple Pye Who Was Cut in Pieces and Eat by Twenty-five Gentlemen with Whom All Little People Ought to Be Very Well Acquainted
• The Tragical Death of an Apple-pie
• The Tragical Death of an Apple-pie . . . .
• The Tragicall Historie of the Lady Alice of Hawarden, and her True Knight Sir Lionelle, a Metricall Romaunt . . .
• The Traitor. A Poetical Rhapsody
• The Trance. A Poem. Founded on Fact. In Which the Author Had a Vision of Heaven and Hell; with a Most Interesting Interview with the Redeemer. To Which is Added an Interesting Account of Her Adventures Both by Sea and Land
• The Trap: A Poem
• The Traveller's Lay. A Poem
• The Traveller, the Deserted Village, and Other Poems
• The Traveller, the Deserted Village, and Other Poems
• The Traveller, the Deserted Village, and Other Poems
• The Traveller, the Deserted Village, and Other Poems
• The Traveller, the Deserted Village, and Other Poems
• The Traveller, the Deserted Village, and Other Poems
• The Traveller, the Deserted Village, and Other Poems
• The Traveller, The Deserted Village, and Other Poems
• The Traveller. A Poem
• The Travellers in the Desart
• The Travellers in the Desart
• The Travellers. A Poem, in Two Cantos
• The Travellers. A Satire
• The Travels of Cyllenius. A Poem. In Sixty-Six Cantos
• The Travels of Cyllineus: A Poem
• The Travels of the Imagination; a True Journey from Newcastle to London. To Which is Added, American Independence, an Everlasting Deliverance from British Tyranny: A Poem
• The Tre Giuli . . .
• The Tri Dead, a Tale; with Other Pieces in Verse
• The Trial and Establishment of American Independence . . .
• The Trial of Abraham, a Dramatic Poem
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer, in poetry . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer, in Poetry, by Rule of Court . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer, in Poetry, by Rule of Court . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer, in Poetry, by Rule of Court . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer, in Poetry, by Rule of Court . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer, in Poetry, by Rule of Court . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer, in Poetry, by Rule of Court . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer, in Poetry, by Rule of Court; in Which a Predestinarian, a Universalian and an Arminian Argue . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer. In Poetry, by Rule of Court . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer; in Poetry, by Rule of Court . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer; in Poetry, by Rule of Court . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Murderer; in Poetry, by Rule of Court . . . .
• The Trial of Cain, the First Son of Adam . . . a Poem. In which a Predestinarian, an Universalinarian, and an Arminian, argue as Attornies at the Bar . . .
• The Trial of Constancy; or, the Intriguing Lovers. A Poem
• The Trial of Virtue, a Sacred Poem; being a Paraphrase of the Whole Book of Job . . . .
• The Trial of Virtue, a Sacred Poem; being a Paraphrase of the Whole Book of Job . . . in Six Parts. To Which is Annexed a Dissertation upon the Book of Job
• The Tribunal. Addressed to the Peers of Great-Britain, about to Sit in Judgment on Warren Hastings
• The Tribute of a Friend
• The Tribute of an Humble Muse to an Unfortunate Captive Queen . . .
• The Tribute: A Miscellaneous Volume, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• The Tribute; a Panegyrical Poem Dedicated to the Honorable the Lady Ann Coke, of Holkham Hall
• The Trident of Albion, an Epic Effusion; and an Oration on the Influence of Elocution on Martial Enthusiasm; with an Adress to the Shade of Nelson . . . .
• The Triflers . . . The Rout . . . and The Farmer's Son . . .
• The Triflers; Consisting of Trifling Essays . . . and a Few Poetical Trifles
• The Triple Alliance; or, John Bull's Disappointment; an English Burletta. Now Performing at the Principal Theatres of Great Britain and Ireland
• The Triumph of Affectation. A Poem
• The Triumph of Agriculture
• The Triumph of Benevolence; Occasioned by the National Design of Erecting a Monument to John Howard, Esq.
• The Triumph of Christianity, a Missionary Poem, with Notes, and Other Poems
• The Triumph of Commerce; or, John O'Gaunt's Prophecy; a Poem
• The Triumph of Divine Mercy; or, a Predictive Poem . . . also, of the Instruction of the Poor African Slaves . . . . To Which is Added, a Rhapsodical Execration on the Slave Trade
• The Triumph of Dullness, a Poem: Occasioned by a Late Grace Passed in the University of Cambridge.
• The Triumph of Fashion. A Vision
• The Triumph of Freedom Anticipated. A Poem
• The Triumph of Friendship, an Historical Poem
• The Triumph of Friendship, and Reward of Ingratitude, an Interesting Historical Poem
• The Triumph of Infidelity: A Poem
• The Triumph of Infidelity: A Poem.
• The Triumph of Innocence. A Poem
• The Triumph of Innocence; a Poem, Occasioned by the Failure of the Late Atrocious Conspiracy against . . . Caroline, Princess of Wales
• The Triumph of Innocence; an Ode. Written on the Deliverance of Maria . . . Princess Royal of France, from the Prison of the Temple
• The Triumph of Liberty, and Peace with America: A Poem. Inscribed to General Conway . . . .
• The Triumph of Loyalty. A Poem
• The Triumph of Music; a Poem: in Six Cantos
• The Triumph of Old Age, an Elegiac Poem, in Eight Cantos, Occasioned by the Death of Mrs. Gilbert . . .
• The Triumph of Philanthropy. Respectfully Inscribed to the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
• The Triumph of Reform! A Comic Poem
• The Triumph of Religion, and Other Poems
• The Triumph of Temper; or, Beauties of Billingsgate! . . . .
• The Triumph of the Messiah
• The Triumph of the Orwell, with a Dedicatory Sonnet, and Prefatory Stanzas
• The Triumph of Virtue and Beauty over Vice. A Poem. Dedicated to the Hon. Mrs. Bouverie
• The Triumph of Virtue, an Allegorical Romance, with Other Poems and a Few Translations
• The Triumph of Volpone . . . .
• The Triumph of Woman, a Poem
• The Triumphale, a Poetical History of the Successive Triumphs of the Recorder over the Free Press; in Four Cantos
• The Triumphs . . . translated into English Verse
• The Triumphs of Britannia. A Poem. Humbly inscribed to George Robert Fitzgerald, Esq.
• The Triumphs of Bute. A Poem
• The Triumphs of Corruption, a Poem
• The Triumphs of Divine Grace, a Poem, in Two Parts . . . . To Which are Added Promiscuous Pieces
• The Triumphs of Fashion, a Poem, Containing Some Hints to the Fashionable World; with a Word to the Saints and Nabobs. In Three Parts. Part the First
• The Triumphs of Poesy: A Poem
• The Triumphs of Religion; a Sacred Poem, in Four Parts
• The Triumphs of Religion; a Sacred Poem. In Four Parts
• The Triumphs of Superstition: An Elegy
• The Triumphs of Temper, a Poem: In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper. A Poem: In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper. A Poem
• The Triumphs of Temper. A Poem: in Six cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper. A Poem: in Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper. A Poem: In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper.A Poem: In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem in Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem. In Six Cantoes [sic]
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem. In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem. In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem. In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem. In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem. In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem. In Six Cantos.
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem: in Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem: in Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem: In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; A Poem: in Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem: in Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem: In Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem; in Six Cantos
• The Triumphs of the Cross; or, Penitent of Egypt. In Eight Books
• The Triumphs of the Sons of Belial, or Liberty Vanquished. A Mock Heroic Tragedy
• The Triumphs of War: And Other Poems
• The Troubadour, a Choice Collection of Popular Songs, Duets, Glees, &c. . . .
• The Troubadour, and Other Poems
• The Troubadour, and Other Poems
• The Troubadour: A Collection of Original Poetry
• The Troubadour; Catalogue of Pictures, and Historical Sketches
• The Troubadour; Catalogue of Pictures, and Historical Sketches
• The Troubadour; Catalogue of Pictures, and Historical Sketches
• The Troubadour; Catalogue of Pictures, and Historical Sketches
• The Troubadour; Catalogue of Pictures, and Historical Sketches
• The True Ministers and the False Ones
• The True Political House that Jack Built: Being a Parody on "The Political House that Jack Built" . . . .
• The True Republican, or, a Dialogue between the King and the Farmer, by Way of Argument . . . .
• The Trump of Christian Union, containing a Collection of Hymns, entirely Original
• The Trust. A Comedy
• The Truth of the Christian Religion; a Poem . . .
• The Tryal of Dramatic Genius: A Poem. To Which are Added, a Collection of Miscellaneous Pieces
• The Tuileries
• The Tulip: Containing Twelve Trifles for Children
• The Turtle Dove; or Cupid's Artillery Levelled against Human Hearts, being a New and Original Valentine Writer . . . .
• The Turtle Dove; or Cupid's Artillery Levelled against Human Hearts, being a New and Original Valentine Writer. For the Present Year
• The Turtle-dove a Tale from the French
• The Turtle-dove, a Tale . . . .
• The Twa Cuckolds; and the Tint Quey, or Thrawart Maggy. Two Tales, in the Scottish Dialect
• The Twa Doctors or the Miraculous Escape
• The Twaddle, a Christmas Tale
• The Twilight of Sardis, or, the Setting of Zion's Evening Star; being Some Considerations on the Present State of the Church of Christ
• The Twin-brothers; or, a New Book of Discipline for Infidels and Old Offenders. In Prose and Verse
• The Two Adams, a Poem
• The Two Babes in the Wood: Together with Divine Songs for Children
• The Two Bills! A Political Poem . . .
• The Two Bourbons; or, the War-cry of Paris and Madrid
• The Two Broken Hearts: A Tale
• The Two Clerks of Oxenford; and Where Can It be? Tales
• The Two First Cantos of Richardetto
• The Two Foscari, an Historical Tragedy
• The Two Foscari, an Historical Tragedy
• The Two Foscari; an Historical Tragedy
• The Two Sisters' Poems and Memoirs
• The Two Visions; or Byron v. Southey. Containing the Vision of Judgment . . . also Another Vision of Judgment
• The Two Visions; or, Byron v. Southey. Containing the Vision of Judgment . . . . Also Another Vision of Judgment
• The Two Visions; or, Byron vs. Southey. Containing the Vision of Judgment . . . . Also Another Vision of Judgment
• The Two Widows; or the History of Goody Blake and Gammer Grove. In Three Parts
• The Tyger's Theatre
• The Tyne Songster, a Choice Selection of Songs in the Newcastle Dialect
• The Tynemouth Nun. A Poem
• The Tyrant's Downfall; Napoleonics; and the White Cockade
• The Tyrant's Fall. A Poem on Waterloo
• The Tyro's Bagatelle; or, a Young Poet's Fragment Book
• The Tyrolese Villagers; or, a Prospect of War. An Epistolary Tale. With Other Poems
• The Ulster Synod; a Satirical Poem
• The Ulverstone New Poetical Miscellany: Containing a Selection of the Most Fashionable Songs (with Many Originals) . . . .
• The Undying One, and Other Poems
• The Undying One, and Other Poems
• The Unfortunate Lady. A Poem, in Imitation of an Old Pamphlet
• The Unfortunate Lovers, abridged from The Sorrows of Werter. To which is added The Lady's Counsellor . . . in Prose and Verse . . .
• The Unfortunate Marriage; or, Bigotry Triumphant. A Poem. Humbly dedicated to The Queen's most Excellent Majesty
• The Union Collection of Hymns and Sacred Odes, Additional to the Psalms and Hymns of Dr. Watts . . . .
• The Union Hymn Book, for the Use of the Serious and Religious of All Denominations
• The Union Imperial Song-book: Containing a Selection of the Most Popular Scotish, English, and Irish Songs
• The Union of Taste and Science a Poem: To Which are Subjoined a Few Elucidating Notes
• The Union of the Roses, a Tale of the Fifteenth Century. In Six Cantos. With Notes
• The Union Song Book; or American Sky Lark; from the Most Approved Modern Songs
• The Union Songster; being a Collection of Hymns, and Spiritual Songs; for the Use of the Pious of All Denominations
• The United Worlds, a Poem in Fifty Seven Books
• The Universal Class-book: Being a Selection of Pieces in Prose and Verse, Designed for the Use of the Higher Classes in Schools
• The Universal Comic Songster: Being the Most Complete Collection ever Published . . . .
• The Universal Restoration, and Other Poems; Moral, Satirical, and Religious
• The Universal Songster and Museum of Mirth: A Collection of Popular Songs . . . .
• The Universal Songster, Containing a Choice Collection of the Most Fashionable Songs
• The Universal Songster; a New Collection of the Most Fashionable . . . Songs . . . .
• The Universal Songster; a New Collection of the Most Fashionable, Popular, Sentimental Comic, Patriotic and Naval Songs . . . .
• The Universal Songster; a New Collection of the Most Fashionable, Popular, Sentimental, Comic, Patriotic and Naval Songs
• The Universal Songster; a New Collection of the Most Fashionable, Popular, Sentimental, Comic, Patriotic and Naval Songs . . . .
• The Universal Songster; or, Museum of Mirth: Forming the Most Complete, Extensive, and Valuable Collection of Ancient and Modern Songs . . . .
• The Universal Songster; or, Museum of Mirth: Forming the Most Complete, Extensive, and Valuable Collection of Ancient and Modern Songs . . . .
• The Universal Songster; or, Museum of Mirth: The Most Complete . . . Collection of Ancient and Modern Songs
• The Universalist Hymn-book: A New Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for the Use of Universalist Societies
• The Universalist Hymn-book: A New Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for the Use of Universalist Societies
• The Universalist Hymn-book: A New Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for the Use of Universalist Societies
• The Universalist Hymn-book: A New Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for the Use of Universalist Societies
• The Universalist's Hymn Book . . . . An Appendix, Consisting of a Small but Choice Collection of Hymns from Several Authors
• The Universalists' Hymn-book: A New Collection of Psalms and Hymns, for the Use of the Universalist Societies
• The Universe. A Philosophical Poem . . .
• The Universe: A Poem
• The Unknown of the Pyrenees. A Tale
• The Unknown, or Lays of the Forest
• The Unlettered Muse
• The Unlettered Muse
• The Unlettered Muse
• The Unsex'd Females: A Poem, Adressed to the Author of the Pursuits of Literature
• The Unsex'd Females; a Poem, Addressed to the Author of the Pursuits of Literature . . . . To Which is Added, a Sketch of the Private and Public Character of P. Pindar
• The Untaught Bard. An Original Work
• The Ursuline Convent. A Poem
• The Uti Possidetis, and Status Quo: A Political Satire
• The Vaccine Scourge: Part II. Containing the New Beggar's Opera, Alias the Walkerian Farce, Alias the London Vaccine Hoax . . . .
• The Vale of Aldomar: with Other Poems
• The Vale of Apperley, and Other Poems
• The Vale of Apperley, and Other Poems
• The Vale of Bolton; a Poetical Sketch; and Other Poems
• The Vale of Chamouni, a Poem
• The Vale of Esk, and Other Poems
• The Vale of Guasco; or the Maid with Seven Lovers. A Romance in Verse. In Seven Cantos
• The Vale of Innocence: A Vision. Verses to an Infant Daughter and Sonnets on several Subjects
• The Vale of Obscurity and Other Poems
• The Vale of Obscurity, the Lavant, and Other Poems
• The Vale of Slaughden, a Poem, in Five Cantos
• The Vale of Slaughden, a Poem. In Five Cantos
• The Vale of Tempe; and Other Poems
• The Vale of Trent. A Poem
• The Vale of Verna, or, A Farewell to the Delights of Solitude, a Poem, Descriptive of some Beautiful Scenery
• The Valedictory Poem before the Class of 1830, Delivered in the College Chapel, July 13
• The Valentine Post-bag, Containing Letters to Public Characters . . . .
• The Valentine, a Poem on St Valentine's Day . . . .
• The Vales of Wever, a Loco-descriptive Poem, Inscribed to the Reverend John Granville . . . .
• The Valley of Elah, or Faith Triumphant. A Poem
• The Valley of Llanherne, and Other Pieces in Verse
• The Valley of the Nashaway: And Other Poems
• The Valley of the Nymphs: a Dream of the Golden World
• The Vampire a Tragedy in Five Acts
• The Vampire a Tragedy in Five Acts
• The Vanity of All Human Knowledge, a Poem
• The Vanity of Philosophic Systems: A Poem. Addressed to the Royal Society.
• The Variegated Year: A Poem. Inscribed to His Grace the Duke of Bedford
• The Veils; or the Triumph of Constancy. A Poem, in Six Books
• The Velocipede. A Poem
• The Venetian Bracelet, the Lost Pleiad, a History of the Lyre, and Other Poems
• The Venetian Bracelet, the Lost Pleiad, a History of the Lyre, and Other Poems
• The Vernal Walk, a Poem
• The Vespers of Palermo; a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• The Vestibule of Eloquence: Original Articles Oratorical and Poetical, intended as Exercises in Recitation, at the Institution, Bedford Place, Russell Square
• The Vestriad, a Poem
• The Vestriad, a Poem
• The Veteran, a Poem
• The Vicar of Llandovery, or Light from the Welshman's Candle
• The Vicar of Wakefield
• The Vicar of Wakefield, a Tale. To Which is Annexed the Deserted Village
• The Vices of the Tavern Dissected: Or, Drunkenness Laid Open: A Poem . . . .
• The Vices of the Tavern Dissected: Or, Drunkenness Laid Open: A Poem . . . .
• The Vices of the Tavern Dissected: Or, Drunkenness Laid Open: A Poem . . . .
• The Vices of the Tavern Dissected: Or, Drunkenness Laid Open: A Poem . . . .
• The Vices of the Tavern Dissected; or, Drunkenness Laid Open
• The Vices of the Tavern Dissected; or, Drunkenness Laid Open
• The Vices of the Tavern Dissected; or, Drunkenness Laid Open
• The Vices of the Tavern Dissected; or, Drunkenness Laid Open!!!....by a reformed drunkard
• The Vices of the Tavern Dissected; or, Drunkenness Laid Open...together with some observations on the state of the Scottish peasantry...
• The Vices; a Poem: In Three Cantos . . . .
• The Vicissitudes of Human Life, Illustrated with Notes
• The Victors, an Original Poem
• The Victory of Trafalgar. A Naval Ode
• The Victory of Trafalgar. A Naval Ode. Commemorative and Descriptive of British Heroism . . . .
• The Victory of Trafalgar. A Naval Ode. Commemorative and Descriptive of British Heroism
• The View, and Other Poems
• The View, and Other Poems
• The Vigil of a Young Soldier
• The Village Church: A Poem
• The Village Churchyard; and Other Poems
• The Village Curate, a Poem
• The Village Curate, a Poem
• The Village Curate, a Poem
• The Village Curate, a Poem
• The Village Curate, a Poem
• The Village Curate, a poem
• The Village Curate, a Poem
• The Village Curate, and Other Poems; Including Some Pieces now First Published
• The Village Curate. A Poem
• The Village Curate. A Poem
• The Village Grammar-school: And Other Poems
• The Village Merchant: A Poem. To Which is Added the Country Printer
• The Village Minstrel, and Other Poems
• The Village Minstrel, and Other Poems
• The Village Minstrel, or, Simple Lays
• The Village Muse; or, a Poem on Summer
• The Village of Eyam: a Poem. In Four Parts
• The Village Oppressed: A Poem. Dedicated to Dr. Goldsmith.
• The Village Paedagogue, a Poem, and Other Lesser Pieces . . .
• The Village Paedagogue, a Poem, and Other Lesser Pieces; together with a Walk from Newcastle to Keswick
• The Village Paedagogue, a Poem; with Miscellaneous Pieces; and a Walk from Newcastle to Keswick . . . .
• The Village Patriarch, Love, and Other Poems
• The Village Patriarch: A Poem
• The Village Patriarch: A Poem
• The Village Poet, or Dreams of the Pound Master
• The Village Poor-House
• The Village Poor-House
• The Village Rambler. A Topographical and Sentimental Excursion, Descriptive of the Town and Vicinity of Gainsbrough [Gainsborough] . . .
• The Village Rambler: Or, a Collection of Pathetic and Rural Poetry
• The Village Reformed or the Sunday School
• The Village Reformed; or, the Sunday School: A Narrative Related by the Clergyman of the Village . . . .
• The Village Schoolmaster. A Poem
• The Village Sunday, a Poem: Moral and Descriptive, in the Manner of Spenser
• The Village Sunday, a Poem: Moral and Descriptive, in the Manner of Spenser
• The Village Wreath; or Wild Flowers gathered at the Foot of Parnassus . . .
• The Village, a Descriptive Poem. To Which are Added, Warwick, and Other Pieces
• The Village, and Other Poems
• The Village: A Poem. In Two Books
• The Village: A Poem. In Two Books
• The Village; a Poem. With an Appendix
• The Villager, with Other Poems
• The Villain's Death-bed; or the Times, a Poem . . . .
• The Vindication and Warrior; or, the Poet's Defence of Senators: A Satirical Poem
• The Vindication of Fame; an Ode, in Honour of John Howard, Esq. . . .
• The Vindication of Innocence. An Elegiac Poem. Sacred to the Memory of Her Majesty Caroline Matilda, late Queen of Denmark
• The Virgin Queen, a Drama . . . a Sequel to Shakspeare's Tempest
• The Virginia Nightingale, Containing a Choice Collection of New Songs
• The Virginia Wreath; of Original Poems
• The Virginian Orator: Being a Variety of Original and Selected Poems, Orations & Dramatic Scenes; to Improve the American Youth in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence & Gesture
• The Virginian Orator: Being a Variety of Original and Selected Poems, Orations and Dramatic Scenes; to Improve the American Youth . . . .
• The Virtues of Society. A Tale, Founded on Fact
• The Vis-a-vis of Berkley-Square: or, A Wheel Off Mrs. W*t**n's Carriage. Inscribed to Florizel
• The Vision . . . .
• The Vision a Poem . . . Addressed to the Rev. Jonathan Boucher
• The Vision for Coquettes. An Arabian Tale
• The Vision of Columbus. A Poem, in Nine Books . . . . To Which is Added the Conspiracy of Kings: A Poem
• The Vision of Columbus. A Poem, in Nine Books . . . . To Which is Added, the Conspiracy of Kings: A Poem . . . .
• The Vision of Columbus: A Poem, in Nine Books
• The Vision of Columbus: A Poem, in Nine Books
• The Vision of Columbus: A Poem, in Nine Books. With Explanatory Notes
• The Vision of Columbus: A Poem, in Nine Books. With Explanatory Notes
• The Vision of Columbus: A Poem, in Nine Books; with Explanatory Notes
• The Vision of Columbus; a Poem in Nine Books
• The Vision of Columbus; a Poem in Nine Books
• The Vision of Cortes, Cain, and Other Poems
• The Vision of Don Crocker: A Poem, in Three Parts
• The Vision of Don Roderick, and Other Poems
• The Vision of Don Roderick, the Field of Waterloo, and Other Poems
• The Vision of Don Roderick, the Field of Waterloo, and Other Poems
• The Vision of Don Roderick. A Poem
• The Vision of Don Roderick. Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• The Vision of Don Roderick. Ballads and Lyrical Pieces
• The Vision of Don Roderick: A Poem
• The Vision of Don Roderick; a Poem
• The Vision of Don Roderick; a Poem
• The Vision of Don Roderick; a Poem
• The Vision of Don Roderick; a Poem
• The Vision of Don Roderick; a Poem . . . . (Author's Copy)
• The Vision of Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise
• The Vision of Heresies: An Allegorical Poem, Adapted to the Spirit of the Times
• The Vision of Judgment
• The Vision of Judgment . . . . Suggested by the Composition so Entitled by the Author of "Wat Tyler"
• The Vision of Judgment . . . Suggested by the Composition so Entitled by the Author of "Wat Tyler"
• The Vision of Las Casas, and Other Poems
• The Vision of Liberty: Recited before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard University. August, 26, 1824
• The Vision of Napoleon, a Poem; with an Ode to the Genius of Germany
• The Vision of Noureddin, and Other Poems
• The Vision of Petrarch, a Poem. Delivered before the United Brothers' Society of Brown University, on Their Anniversary, September 6, 1814
• The Vision of Prophecy: Or, Scandal Convicted. A Poetic Epistle to the Duke of Devonshire
• The Vision of War, a Poem
• The Vision, a Poem
• The Vision, a Poem: Addressed to the Rev. J. Boucher
• The Vision, an Heroic Poem; or, England Victorious. Also, Bath: a Poem.
• The Vision, and Other Poems, in Blank Verse . . . .
• The Vision. A Poem . . . .
• The Vision. A Poem to the Memory of Jonas Hanway, Esq
• The Vision: A Poem, on the Death of . . . Lyttelton . . . .
• The Vision; a Poem Containing Reflections on Fashionable Atachments, Fashionable Marriages, and Fashionable Education
• The Vision; a Poem on the Union of Russia and Prussia against Poland; with Other Pieces, the Effusions of a Young Mind
• The Vision; or Hell, Purgatory and Paradise
• The Vision; or Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise
• The Vision; or Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise
• The Vision; or, Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise
• The Visit of Innocence, and Other Poems.
• The Vocal Companion and Masonic Register. In Two Parts . . . .
• The Vocal Companion. Being a Choice Collection of the Most Approved Songs, Catches, Duets, &c.
• The Vocal Companion; being a Selection of Fashionable Songs, from the Best Authors
• The Vocal Gleaner, and Universal Melodist . . . .
• The Vocal Harmonist; a Selection of Esteemed Popular Songs
• The Vocal Library; being the Largest Collection of English, Scottish, and Irish Songs . . . . With an Index
• The Vocal Lyre, a Collection of Popular National Songs
• The Vocal Lyre, a Collection of Popular Songs
• The Vocal Medley; or, a New Collection of Fashionable, Modern Songs
• The Vocal Remembrancer; being a Choice Selection of the Most Admired Songs, Including the Modern . . .
• The Voice of the Minority: Being an Expostulatory Address to an Unpopular Minister, on Occasion of an Impolitic War
• The Voice of the Turtle, or a Collection of Pieces in Prose and Verse, being the Exercises of Young Converts
• The Voice of the Turtle: Or, a Collection of Pieces, in Prose and Verse, being the Exercises of Young Converts
• The Voice of the Turtle; a Selection of Devotional Pieces in Verse and Prose . . . .
• The Voice of the Turtle; a Selection of Devotional Pieces in Verse and Prose. Being the Exercises of Young Converts
• The Voice of the Vaudois; or, the Maniac of the Vallies . . . .
• The Voluntary Exile, a Political Essay
• The Volunteer Laureate: or Fall of Peter Pindar
• The Volunteer Laureate: Or Fall of Peter Pindar. Containing Odes to Lord Howe, Mr. Pitt and the Swinish Multitude
• The Volunteer: A Poem
• The Volunteers: or A Trip to Bengal in the Year 1783
• The Voluspa; or Speech of the Prophetess . . .
• The Votive Wreath, and Other Poems
• The Vow of the Peacock, and Other Poems
• The Voyage Home, from the Cape of Good Hope, with Other Poems, Relating to the Cape, and Notes
• The Voyage of Columbus. A Poem
• The Voyage of Columbus. A Poem
• The Voyage of Life: a Poem. In Nine Books
• The Voyage, a Poem in Seven Parts: Containing, Reflections . . . .
• The Voyage, and Other Poems
• The Voyage. A Poem
• The Voyage: a Moral Poem written during, and descriptive of, a Voyage from England to New South Wales
• The Voyage: A Poem; Written at Sea, and in the West Indies . . .
• The Waddin' Day, an Interesting Poem . . . . Also, Other Poems on Different Subjects . . . .
• The Waddin' Day, an Interesting Poem . . .; also Other Poems, on Different Subjects . . . .
• The Waddin' Day, an Interesting Poem, in Nine Parts . . . Also Other Poems, on Different Subjects, and a Few Songs; All in the Scottish Dialect
• The Waes o' War: Or, the Upshot o' the History o' Will and Jean. In Four Parts
• The Waes o' War; or, The Upshot o' the History o' Will and Jean. In Four Parts
• The Waes o' Whiskey, in Two Parts, a Descriptive Poem
• The Wag's Poem
• The Waggon Load of Money
• The Waggoner, a Poem. To Which are Added, Sonnets
• The Wail of Scotia. A Poem. In Which the Former and Present States of Scotland are Contrasted
• The Waking Dreams of a Foreigner, during the Five Years of his Probation . . .
• The Wanderer
• The Wanderer in Ayrshire: A Tour, in Search of Public Spirit
• The Wanderer in Ceylon, a Poem in Three Cantos
• The Wanderer in Ceylon: a Poem in Three Cantos
• The Wanderer in Jamaica. A Poem
• The Wanderer in Norway, with Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Scandinavia, or, Sweden Delivered, in Five Cantos, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems . . . .
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, the West Indies, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, the West Indies, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, the West Indies, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland, the West Indies, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer of Switzerland; a Poem in Six Parts
• The Wanderer's Legacy; a Collection of Poems, on Various Subjects
• The Wanderer, a Poem
• The Wanderer, and Other Poems
• The Wanderer, or Horatio and Laetitia: A Poem, in Five Epistles
• The Wanderer; or, Edward to Eleonora. A Poem
• The Wanderer; or, Edward to Eleonora. A Poem
• The Wandering Bard: And Other Poems
• The Wandering Knight of Dunstanborough Castle, a Northumbrian Legend: And Miscellaneous Poems
• The Wandering Knight of Dunstanborough Castle. A Northumbrian Legend
• The Wandering Minstrel . . . .
• The Wandering Minstrel, a Collection of Original Poems; Consisting of Chingford, or Village Rambles, Norwood, &c &c
• The Wandering Muse; or, A Miscellany of Original Poetry
• The Wandering Rhymer, a Fragment, with Other Poetical Trifles
• The Wandering Scottish Minstrel. Part First
• The Wanderings of a Wanderer, and Minor Poems
• The Wanderings of a Wanderer. Canto II
• The Wanderings of Fancy; Consisting of Miscellaneous Pieces, in Prose and Verse
• The Wanderings of Lucan and Dinah: A Poetical Romance, in Ten Cantos . . . .
• The Wanderings of Memory, or Buxton and the Peak: a Poem, in Three Parts
• The Wanderings of Woe, or Conjugal Affection. A Tribute to the Memory of a Beloved Wife . . . .
• The War of the Giants . . . to which is added, A Dialogue between John Bull and One of his Friends
• The War of the Isles, a Poem, in Ten Cantos. . . .
• The War of the Wigs, a Poem, occasioned by a late event in Westminster Hall
• The War-Elegies of Tyrtaeus, Imitated: and addressed to the People of Great Britain
• The War-fiend, with Other Poems
• The War-fiend, with Other Poems
• The Warbler, Containing a Collection of Modern and Popular Songs . . . .
• The Warbler, Containing a Collection of Modern and Popular Songs . . . .
• The Warbler. A Collection of the Most Popular Ancient and Modern Songs: In Four Numbers. No. 1
• The Warning Voice
• The Warning Voice, a Sacred Poem, in Two Cantos; Addressed to Infidel Writers of Poetry
• The Warning, a Poetical Address to Britons. To which is added . . . a Poetical Epistle from Henry Bumpkin, in Town . . .
• The Warrior's Return, and Other Poems
• The Warrior's Return, and Other Poems
• The Warrior's Return, and Other Poems
• The Warrior's Return, and Other Poems
• The Wars of Wellington, a Narrative Poem; in Fifteen Cantos . . . .
• The Warwickshire Medley: or, Convivial Songster. Being a Collection of Original Songs . . .
• The Watch, an Ode . . . Revised . . . to which is added, The Genius of America to Gen. Carleton, an Ode
• The Watch, an Ode . . .To which is added, The Genius of America to General Carleton, an Ode
• The Water of Stinsiar. A Poem. [The heading serves as title.]
• The Water-king's Levee; or, the Gala of the Lake . . . .
• The Watery War: Or, a Poetical Description of the Existing Controversy between the Pedobaptists and Baptists, on the Subjects and Mode of Baptism
• The Way of Holiness . . . together with a Number of New Hymns; and New Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . .
• The Way of the World, or a Short Sketch of the Modern Customs of Mankind, Delineated . . . . in Prose and Verse
• The Way-side Cottager, Consisting of Pieces in Prose and Verse. To Which are Added, Miscellaneous Poems
• The Weald of Sussex, a Poem
• The Weathercock and other Poems
• The Weaver Boy; or Miscellaneous Poetry
• The Weaver's Boy, a Tale; and Other Poems
• The Weavers' Complaint; or, a Bundle of Plain Facts. A Novel Poem . . . .
• The Wedding among the Flowers
• The Wedding and Bedding: Or, John Bull and His Bride Fast Asleep. A Satirical Poem . . . .
• The Wedding Dinner of Cock Robin and Jenny Wren; with the Tragical Death of Cock Robin
• The Wedding Garment, the Righteousness of the Only Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ . . . . In Prose and Poetry
• The Wedding-Day; a Poem
• The Weeds of Parnassus, a Collection of Original Poems
• The Weft of the Wye: A Poem, Descriptive of the Scenery of that River
• The Welch Traveller, or the Unfortunate Welchman
• The Welcome of Isis; a Poem, Occasioned by an Expected Visit of the Duke of Wellington to the University of Oxford
• The Welsh Weaver
• The Welshman's Candle: or The Divine Poems of Mr Rees Prichard, sometime Vicar of Landovery, in Carmarthenshire
• The Wesleyan Camp-meeting Hymn-book . . . .
• The West Indies and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems
• The West Indies, and Other Poems.
• The West Indies, Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems
• The West-Briton, being a collection of poems on various subjects
• The West-Indies . . . and Other Poems, on the Abolition of the Slave-trade
• The Western Coronal; a Collection of Pieces, Written at Various Times
• The Western Harp, or, Songs of Erin in Bondage
• The Western Isle; or a Poetical View of the Manners and Customs, of the Antient Inhabitants of Ireland
• The Westminster Assembly's Shorter Catechism, in Verse
• The Westminster Guide, a Poem. In Two Parts
• The What Do You Call It . . . . A Poem
• The Whig Conspiracy; or, a Handle to a Broom
• The Whim Wham: Or, Evening Amusement, for All Ages and Sizes. Being an Entire New Set of Riddles, Charades, Questions, and Transpositions
• The Whim!!! or, The Maid-stone Bath. A Kentish Poetic. Dedicated to Lady Worsley
• The White Cat, with the Earl of Grosvenor's Ass
• The White Doe of Rylstone; or the Fate of the Nortons. A Poem
• The White-Rose Wreath. With Other Poems. Dedicated, by Permission, to the Queen
• The Whole Book of Psalms in Metre, with Hymns . . . .
• The Whole Book of Psalms, in Metre . . . .
• The Whole Book of Psalms, in Metre . . . .
• The Whole Book of Psalms, in Metre . . . .
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• The Whole Book of Psalms, in Metre. With Hymns, Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church . . . .
• The Whole Book of Psalms, in Metre; with Hymns . . . .
• The Whole Book of Psalms, in Metre; with Hymns Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church . . . .
• The Whole Book of Psalms, in Metre; with Hymns Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church, and Other Occasions of Public Worship
• The Whole Book of Psalms, in Metre; with Hymns, Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church, and Other Occasions of Public Worship
• The Whole Book of Psalms, in Metre; with Hymns, Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church, and Other Occasions of Public Worship
• The Whole Book of Psalms, in Metre; with Hymns, Suited to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church, and Other Occasions of Public Worship
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• The Wiccamical Chaplet, a Selection of Original Poetry . . .
• The Widow and Her Orphan Family. An Elegy
• The Widow and her Son. A Borough Tale of 1782. In Four Cantos
• The Widow of Malabar, a Tragedy, as It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. With Unive[r]sal Applause
• The Widow of Malabar. A Tragedy, as It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• The Widow of Malabar. A Tragedy, in Three Acts. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• The Widow of Malabar. A Tragedy, in Three Acts. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• The Widow of Malabar. A Tragedy, in Three Acts. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• The Widow of Malabar. A Tragedy, in Three Acts. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• The Widow of Malabar. A Tragedy. As It is Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden
• The Widow of the City of Nain; and Other Poems
• The Widow of the City of Nain; and Other Poems
• The Widow of the City of Nain; and Other Poems
• The Widow of the City of Nain; and Other Poems
• The Widow of the City of Nain; and Other Poems
• The Widow of the Rock, and Other Poems
• The Widow's Complaint, a Poem
• The Widow's Cottage, and Other Pathetic Poems, Designed for the Improvement of Youth
• The Widow's Offering
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• The Widow's Tale: And Other Poems
• The Widowed Queen: or, Elizabeth, Dowager of Edward IV
• The Widower, a Poem
• The Wierd Wanderer of Jutland: a Tragedy. Julia Montalban. A Tale
• The Wife of Auchtermuchty, an Ancient Scottish Poem. With a Translation into Latin Rhyme
• The wife of Beith by Chaucer. Much better reformed, enlarged and corrected, than it was formerly
• The Wife of Beith Reformed and Corrected
• The Wife of Beith, Reformed and Corrected
• The Wife of Beith, Reformed and Corrected
• The Wife of Beith, Reformed and Corrected
• The Wife of Beith, Reformed and Corrected. Giving an account of her death, and of her journey to Heaven
• The Wife of Beith, Reformed and Corrected. Giving an account of her death, and of her journey to heaven
• The Wife of Florence: a Tragedy in Five Acts
• The Wife, a Tale of Mantua. A Play
• The Wife: A Tale of Mantua. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Wife: A Tale of Mantua. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Wife: A Tale of Mantua. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Wife: A Tale of Mantua. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Wife: A Tale of Mantua. A Play, in Five Acts
• The Wife; or, Women as They are. A Domestic Drama
• The Wild Boar of the Wood
• The Wild Flower Wreath. A Collection of Miscellaneous Poems. With Reflections, &c. in Poetic Prose
• The Wild Garland; or, Prose and Poetry Connected with English Wild Flowers. Intended as an Embellishment to the Study of Botany
• The Wild Harp's Murmurs; or, Rustic Strains
• The Wild Huntsman's Chase. From the German
• The Wild Wreath. Dedicated (by Permission) to H.R.H. the Duchess of York
• The Wilderness; or, Prolusions in Verse. Consisting Partly of Original Pieces, and Partly of Imitations, &c.
• The Willow'd Harps, a Fragment: . . . Dedicated to . . . the Prince of Saxe-Cobourg
• The Willow: Consisting of Original and Select Poetry, Chiefly Pathetic . . . .
• The Willshire Squeeze, a Ballad, Founded upon Facts. To Which are Added, Specimens of the Negro Familiar Dialect and Proverbial Sayings, with Songs
• The Wilmingtoniad, or a Touch at the Times. A Dialogue
• The Windsor Stag: A Poem, Founded on Fact. In Two Books
• The Winter Day, with Other Poems
• The Winter's Assembly, or Provincial Ball; a Poem . . . .
• The Wisdom of God in a Mystery, or the Soul's Espousal to Christ; an Allegorical Poem . . . .
• The Wise Man of the East; or, the Apparition of Zoroaster, the Son of Oromases, to the Theatrical Midwife of Leicester Fields. A Satirical Poem, in Four Parts
• The Wise Man of the East; or, the Apparition of Zoroaster, the Son of Oromases, to the Theatrical Midwife of Leicester-fields. A Satirical Poem, in Four Parts
• The Wish: A Poem
• The Wit of the Day; or The Humours of Westminster
• The Wit's Miscellany, or a Companion for the Choice Spirits . . . .
• The Witch of the Westcot; a Tale of Nova-Scotia, in Three Cantos; and Other Waste Leaves of Literature
• The Witches of Keil's Glen, a Dramatic Fragment; with Other Poems
• The Wizard of the North; the Vampire Bride; and Other Poems
• The Wizard Peter. A Song of the Solway
• The Wizard; or, the Fatal Banquet. A Poem
• The Woes of Youth, with Other Poems
• The Wolf in Sheep's Cloathing. A Fragment. Addressed to the Methodistical Clergy, &c.
• The Woman of Fashion. A Poem. In a Letter from Lady Maria Modish to Lady Belinda Artless
• The Woman of Shunem, a Dramatic Sketch; Patmos, a Fragment; and Other Poems
• The Woman of Shunem, a Dramatic Sketch; Patmos, a Fragment; and Other Poems
• The Wonderful Exploits of that Celebrated Knight, Sir Fritz . . . .
• The Wonderful Travels of the Wife of Beith, and the Great Difficulties She Had to Encounter in Her Journey
• The Wonders of a Week at Bath; in a Doggerel Address to the Hon. T. S----, from F. T----, Esq. of that City
• The Wonders of Chaos and the Creation Exemplified, a Poem, in Eight Cantos
• The Wonders of the Horse, Recorded in Anecdotes, and Interspersed with Poetry
• The Wonders of the Horse, Recorded in Anecdotes, and Interspersed with Poetry
• The Wonders of the Horse, Recorded in Anecdotes, and Interspersed with Poetry
• The Woo-creel, or the Bill o' Bashan; a Tale
• The Wood Robin; a Collection of Songs, from the Most Admired Authors
• The Woodland Muse: Comprising Tales and Essays, with Miscellaneous Poetical Pieces. On a Variety of Subjects, Moral, Literary, and Humorous
• The Woodman's Tale, after the Manner of Spenser. To which are added, Other Poems
• The Woolsonbury Nymphs. An Original Poem. Humbly Inscribed to Miss Danae
• The Woore Country
• The Words of the Favourite Pieces, as performed at the Glee Club, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. Compiled from their Library
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• The World Described, in Easy Verse . . .
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• The Wreath of Fashion, or, The Art of Sentimental Poetry
• The Wreath of Fashion, or, The Art of Sentimental Poetry.
• The Wreath of Freedom, or, Patriots Song Book. Being a Collection of Songs in Favour of Public Liberty
• The Wreath of Freedom; being a Collection of Songs in Favour of Public Liberty
• The Wreath of Solitude: Containing Tributary Stanzas to the Memory of Henry Kirke White, and Other Poems
• The Wreath of the Brave, a Poem in Four Cantos
• The Wreath of the West
• The Wreath, a Selection of Poems . . . .
• The Wreath, a Selection of Poems, Chiefly Designed for Young Persons
• The Wreath, Composed of One Hundred and Forty Poems and Songs . . . .
• The Wreath, Containing the Minstrel and Other Favorite Poems
• The Wreath, Containing the Minstrel and Other Favorite Poems
• The Wreath, Containing the Minstrel and Other Favorite Poems
• The Wreath, Containing the Minstrel and Other Favorite Poems; to Which is Prefixed the Life . . . .
• The Wreath. A Selection of Elegant Poems from the Best Authors
• The Wreath: A Collection of Poems, from Celebrated Authors
• The Wreath: A Collection of Poems, from Celebrated English Authors
• The Wreath: A Collection of Poems, from Celebrated English Authors
• The Wreath: A Collection of Poems, from Celebrated English Authors
• The Wreath: A Selection of Elegant Poems from the Best Authors . . . .
• The Wreath: Or, Miscellaneous Poetical Gleanings; Including Originals; from Respectable Sources
• The Wreath: Or, Miscellaneous Poetical Gleanings; Including Originals; from Respectable Sources
• The Wreath: Or, Verses on Various Subjects
• The Wreath; a Collection of Poems
• The Wreath; a Collection of Poems, from Celebrated English Authors
• The Wreath; a Collection of Poems, from Celebrated English Authors
• The Wreath; a Collection of Poems, from Celebrated English Authors
• The Wreath; or, Truth and Poetry Entwined
• The Wreath; or, Verses on Various Subjects
• The Wreck of Honor, a Tragedy. In Five Acts
• The Wreck, a Poem; Occasioned by the Sinking of the Comet Steam-Boat...In Three Cantos
• The Wreck. A Dramatic Romance. In Two Acts
• The Writings
• The Writings
• The Writings . . . .
• The Writings . . . in Prose and Verse. With a Memoir of the Author
• The Writings . . . in Prose and Verse. With a Memoir of the Author
• The Writings of a Person in Obscurity, and Native of the Isle of Wight; Collected from 1796 to the Present Year . . . dedicated, by permission, to the Bishop of Winchester
• The Wrongs of Africa, a Poem. Part the First [of 2]
• The Wrongs of Africa, a Poem. Part the Second [of 2]
• The Wrongs of Africa, a Poem. Part the First [, of 2]
• The Wrongs of Almoona, or the African's Revenge
• The Wrongs of Ireland Historically Reviewed, from the Invasion to the Present Time, a National Poem, in Six Cantos . . . .
• The Wrongs of Man; a Satire. With Notes
• The XLV. Chapter of the Prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer, in Verse . . . .
• The Yahoo; a Satirical Rhapsody
• The Yahoo; a Satirical Rhapsody
• The Yankee Songster's Companion; being a New Collection of Patriotic, Sentimental, and Comic Songs
• The Yankies War-hoop, Lord North's Te Deum for the Victorious Defeat at Boston, on the 17th of June, 1775
• The Year of Sorrow. Written in the Spring of 1803
• The Year, a Poem
• The Year, a Poem
• The Year, with Other Poems
• The Year: A Poem, in Three Cantoes
• The York Poetical Miscellany: Being Selections from the Best Authors
• The Yorkshire Garland . . . .
• The Yorkshire Garland; being a Curious Collection of Old and New Songs . . . . Part I
• The Yorkshire Hunt; of, an Extraordinary Chase of the Parson and the Cat, (in the Wolds of Yorkshire) . . . .
• The Yorkshire Hunt; or , an Extraordinary Chase, of the Parson and the Cat, (in the Wolds of Yorkshire)
• The Yorkshire Musical Festival, a Sketch
• The Young Christian's Companion, being a Selection of Hymns, Particularly Adapted to Private Devotion and Conference Meetings
• The Young Convert: A Collection of Divine Hymns, or Spiritual Songs, for the Use of Religious Assemblies and Private Christians
• The Young Convert: or The History of Johnny Trueman, A Poem . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Explanatory Monitor. A Selection from the Best Authors Extant, upon a New Plan Designed for Schools
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor and English Teacher's Assistant; being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Authors . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor and English Teacher's Assistant; being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces by Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant: Being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our [Best] Modern Writers . . . . [The title-page of this copy is stained]
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant; being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant; being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant; being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant; being a Collection of Select Pieces from the Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher(s Assistant; being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . . Ed. J. Hamilton Moore, author of The Practical Navigator and Seaman(s New Daily Assistant
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and Teacher's Assistant; being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and, English Teacher's Assistant; being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Museum. Being a Collection of Elegant, Entertaining and Instructive Pieces . . . .
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Pleasant Companion. Containing a Number of Poems on Natural, Moral, & Divine Subjects, Entirely New
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Pleasant Companion: Containing a Number of Poems on Natural, Moral, and Divine Subjects, Entirely New
• The Young Gentleman and Lady's Poetical Preceptor. Selected from the Best Authors . . . .
• The Young Gentlemen and Lady's Monitor . . . being a Collection of Select Pieces from Our Best Modern Writers . . . .
• The Young Ladies and Gentleman's Politic Cabinet, of Pleasing and Instructive Tales, Anecdotes, and Poems. Both Moral and Religious
• The Young Ladies' Class Book; a Selection of Lessons for Reading, in Prose and Verse
• The Young Ladies' Class Book; a Selection of Lessons for Reading, in Prose and Verse
• The Young Ladies' Class Book; a Selection of Lessons for Reading, in Prose and Verse
• The Young Ladies' Class Book; a Selection of Lessons for Reading, in Prose and Verse
• The Young Ladies' Mentor; or, Extracts in Prose and Verse, for the Promotion of Virtue and Morality
• The Young Ladies' Mentor; or, Extracts in Prose and Verse, for the Promotion of Virtue and Morality
• The Young Lady and Gentleman's Guide to the Grammar of the English Language, in Verse . . .
• The Young Lady's Book of Elegant Poetry; Comprising Selections from the Works of British and American Poets
• The Young Lady's Piece-book; or, a Selection of Elegant Pieces in Verse and Prose, from Various Authors . . . .
• The Young Lady's Piece-book; or, a Selection of Elegant Pieces in Verse and Prose, from Various Authors . . . .
• The Young Man's Book of Elegant Poetry; Comprising Selections from the Works of the Classical Poets of Great Britain and America
• The Young Men and Maids Delight; or, the New English Valentine Writer; Containing a Variety of Verses Calculated to Crown with Mirth and Good Humour, the Happy Day Which is Called St. Valentine . . .
• The Young Orator; Consisting of Prose, Poetry, and Dialogues for Declamation in Schools; Selected from the Best Authors
• The Young Puzzler; or, Tommy's New Riddle Book
• The Young Reader's Guide: A Collection of Pieces in Prose and Rhyme . . . .
• The Young Rosciad, an Admonitory Poem, Well-seasoned with Attic Salt . . . .
• The Youngster's Diary; or, Youth's Remembrancer of Natural Events for Every Month in the Year
• The Youth's Instructor; in Prose and Verse . . . . As Read in the Belfast Institution
• The Youth's New Monitor, Written and Most Respectfully Inscribed to the Marquis of Beaumont, Infant Son & Heir of the Noble House of Roxburghe
• The Youthful Jester, or Repository of Wit and Innocent Amusement . . . .
• The Youthful Professor's Self-examination, and Other Poems
• The Zion Songster: A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . .
• The Zion Songster: A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Generally Sung at Camp and Prayer Meetings, and in Revivals of Religion
• The Zion Songster: A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Generally Sung at Camp and Prayer Meetings, and In Revivals of Religion
• The Zion Songster: A Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Generally Sung at Camp and Prayer Meetings, and in Revivals of Religion
• The Zion Songster; being a Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• The Zion Traveller: Consisting of Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• The Zoological Cabinet; or Menagerie of Living Creatures
• The [I]nterlocutor: A Comedy, of One Act, in Verse
• The [N]ew American Songster; being a Collection of Naval, Martial, Patriotic Songs . . . Chiefly Written during the Late War . . . .
• The [Sacred] Songster, or Divine Songs for Conference Meetings, and for the Private Devotions of the Pious
• Theatrical Poems
• Theatrical Portraits, Epigrammatically Delineated; wherein the Merit and Demerit of most of our Stage Heroes and Heroines are excellently Painted by some of the Best Masters
• Theatrical Portraits; with Other Poems
• Theatrical Tears, a Poem, Occasioned by Familiar Epistles to Frederick J---s, Esq.
• Themes of Admiration; a Philosophical Poem: With Other Metrical Specimens
• Theobald, a Tale of the Holy Land: And Other Poems
• Theocritus, Bion, Moschus, and Tyrtaeus . . . .
• Theodora & Didymus, or, the Exemplification of Pure Love and Vital Religion. An Heroic Poem, in Three Cantos
• Theodora and Didymus, or, the Exemplification of Pure Love and Vital Religion. An Heroic Poem, in Three Cantos. With an Appendix, Consisting of a Pindaric Ode, for the Queen's Birth-day, 1786; and Poetical Epistles, on Various Moral and Entertaining Subjects
• Theodora; or, the Spanish Daughter: A Tragedy. Dedicated (by Permission) to Her Grace Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire
• Theodore, or, the Gamester's Progress. A Poetic Tale
• Theodore; or, the Gamester's Progress. A Poetic Tale
• Theodosius to Constantia: A Poetical Epistle
• Theodosius to Constantia: A Poetical Epistle
• Theodric; a Domestic Tale; and Other Poems
• Theodric; a Domestic Tale; and Other Poems
• Theodric; a Domestic Tale; and Other Poems
• Theodric; a Domestic Tale; and Other Poems
• Theodric; a Domestic Tale; and Other Poems
• Thermopylae: or Repulsed Invasion. A Tragic Drama. In Three Acts [in New British Theatre]
• Thesaurus Poeticus, or Poetical Treasury of the Choicest Descriptions, Similes, and Sentiments, of the Most Celebrated Foreign and American Poets
• Thetford Chalybeate Spa. A Poem
• They Must Not Pray for Me. A Poem
• Things in Imitation of Poetry
• Things Out of Place; or, The Parson, the Bear, and the Butter. A Tale. Addressed to the Author of the Maeviad
• Things, as They Were, -- as They are, and as They Ought to be . . . .
• Think before You Speak: Or the Three Wishes, a Poetic Tale
• Think before You Speak: Or, the Three Wishes. A Tale
• Think before You Speak: Or, the Three Wishes. A Tale
• Think before You Speak: Or, the Three Wishes. A Tale
• Think before You Speak; or the Three Wishes; a Poetic Tale
• Thirteen Hymns, Suited to the Present Times . . . . Dedicated to the Inhabitants of the United Colonies
• Thirteen Poems, on the Most Instructive and Interesting Subjects
• Thornton Abbey, in the Reign of Richard II. A Poem
• Thoughts (in Verse,) Sacred to the Memory of the Rev. Charles Wesley . . .
• Thoughts and Feelings
• Thoughts as They Rise
• Thoughts in Prison . . .
• Thoughts in Prison . . .
• Thoughts in Prison . . .
• Thoughts in Prison . . .
• Thoughts in Prison . . . . With the Life of the Author . . . .
• Thoughts in Prison . . . . with the Life of the Author . . . .
• Thoughts in Prison . . . . With the Life of the Author, His Last Prayer, and Other Miscellaneous Pieces
• Thoughts in Prison . . . and Other Miscellaneous Pieces
• Thoughts in Prison . . . and Other Miscellaneous Poems
• Thoughts in Prison, and Other Miscellaneous Pieces
• Thoughts in Prison, and Other Miscellaneous Pieces . . . . With the Life of the Author
• Thoughts in Prison, and Other Miscellaneous Pieces . . . . With the Life of the Author
• Thoughts in Prison. In Five Parts
• Thoughts in Prison. In Five Parts . . . .
• Thoughts in Prison. In Five Parts . . . . To Which are Added Miscellaneous Pieces
• Thoughts in Prison. In Five Parts . . . to which are added . . . miscellaneous pieces
• Thoughts in Prison: In Five Parts . . . . and Other Miscellaneous Pieces
• Thoughts in Prison: In Five Parts . . . . To Which are Added, His Last Prayer, Written in the Night before His Death: And Other Miscellaneous Pieces
• Thoughts in Prison; in Five Parts . . . .
• Thoughts in Prison; in Five Parts . . . .
• Thoughts in Prison; in Five Parts . . . .
• Thoughts in Rhyme
• Thoughts in Rhyme, the Posthumous Work . . . .
• Thoughts in Younger Life, on Interesting Subjects; or, Poems, Letters, and Essays . . . with Memoirs of the Author
• Thoughts in Youth and Age; Poems on Various Subjects
• Thoughts Occasioned by the Death of Maria: Who Departed this Life, August 8, 1788. Also on a Beloved Friend: Likewise on Visiting Eusebia's Tomb
• Thoughts on a Future State, Occasione[d by the D]eath of Mrs Hester An[n] Rogers . . . . Also, an Elegy on the Same Occasion . . . . [the title-page of this copy is damaged]
• Thoughts on an Illustrious Exile; Occasioned by the Persecution of the Protestants, in 1815. With Other Poems
• Thoughts on Baptism, in Familiar Verse, with Notes
• Thoughts on Education in Its Connexion with Morals, a Poem . . . .
• Thoughts on Happiness, a Poem
• Thoughts on Happiness, a Poem, in Four Books
• Thoughts on Man's Redemption, as Exhibited by Christ . . . .
• Thoughts on Modern Politics . . .
• Thoughts on the Seasons, &c. partly in the Scottish Dialect . . .
• Thoughts on Wheels, a Poem
• Thoughts, in Prose and Verse, Started in His Walks
• Thoughts, Selected from the Ancient and Modern Poets
• Three Days at Killarney; with Other Poems
• Three Dramatic Pieces . . .
• Three Gratulatory Odes
• Three Hundred Hymns on Select Texts of Scripture, Adapted to Public Worship
• Three Lyric Odes, on Late Celebrated Occasions
• Three Months in Ireland
• Three Nights in Perthshire; with a Description of the Festival of a "Scotch Hairst Kirn": Comprising Legendary Ballads, &c. In a Letter from Percy Yorke, Jr. to J. Twiss, Esq.
• Three Pindaric Essays. Fitzwalter, the Birth of Democracy, and the Calamities of France
• Three Plays: With a Preface, Including Dramatic Observations of the Late Lieutenant-general Burgoyne
• Three Poems . . .
• Three Poems, Not Included in the Works of Lord Byron . . . .
• Three Poems: I. Siddons:--APoem. II. A Poetical Epistle to Sir Ashton Lever. III. An Elegy on the Death of a Young Officer of the Army.
• Three R----l Bloods; or, a Lame R-----t, a Darling Commander, and a Love-sick Admiral. A Poem
• Three R----l Bloods; or, a Lame R----t, a Darling Commander, and a Love-sick Admiral A Poem
• Three R----l Bloods; or, a Lame R----t, a Darling Commander, and a Love-sick Admiral. A Poem
• Three R----l Bloods; or, a Lame R----t, a Darling Commander, and a Love-sick Admiral. A Poem
• Three R----l Bloods; or, a Lame R----t, a Darling Commander, and a Love-sick Admiral. A Poem
• Three R---l Bloods; or, a Lame R----t, a Darling Commander, and a Love-sick Admiral A Poem
• Three R---l Bloods; or, a Lame R----t, a Darling Commander, and a Love-sick Admiral. A Poem
• Three R---l Bloods; or, a Lame R----t, a Darling Commander, and a Love-sick Admiral. A Poem
• Threnodia Augustalis Sacred to the Memory of Her Late Royal Highness the Princess Dowager of Wales
• Threnodia Augustalis: Or, the Wreath of Melpomene for the Tomb of Charlotte Augusta
• Thrummy Cap and the Ghaist, a Diverting Tale
• Thrummy Cap, a Tale. To Which are Added, Young Whip Stitch, and The Gig Demolished
• Thrummy Cap, a Tale; and the Brownie o' Fearnden, a Ballad
• Thrummy Cap; a Tale. To Which are Added, Young Whip Stitch, and, the Gig Demolished
• Tim Bobbin's Lancashire Dialect and Poems
• Tim Bobbin's Lancashire Dialect; and Poems
• Timanthes: A Tragedy. As It is Performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden
• Timanthes: A Tragedy. As it is Performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden.
• Time: Or Light and Shade. A Poem, in Six Parts
• Timon of Athens, Altered from Shakespear. A Tragedy. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane
• Timon of Athens, Altered from Shakespear. A Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane.
• Timon, a Poem, in Two Cantos
• Tintern Abbey, with Other Original Poems
• Tintern Abbey; or, the Beauties of Piercefield. A Poem. In Four Books . . . .
• Tiptree Races: A Comic Punning Poem
• Tit for Tat; or, a Purge for a Pill . . . . To Which is Added, a Poetical Rhapsody on the Times. Describing the Disasters of an Emigrant
• Tit for Tat; Original Poems for Juvenile Minds
• Titus, a Poem
• Tixall Poetry; with Notes and Illustrations
• To be Published in New-York, the Eve of Eternity, and Other Poems
• To Sir J. Reynolds on His Late Resignation . . . .
• To the Departed. Stanzas to the Memory of Lord Byron
• To the Feeling Heart. Exalted Affection; or Sophia Pringle. A Poem
• To the Memory of Mr. George Peters, Junior, of St. Petersburg, Merchant
• To the Memory of the Late Pious Mr. Thomas Wilton
• To the Memory of Thomson, in the Temple of the Muses at Dryburgh Abbey
• To the Old Maids of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America . . . .
• To the Right Honble John Hookham Frere in Malta.
• To-day and Yesterday. A Satire
• Tobias, a Dramatic Poem, with Other Pieces
• Tobias: A Poem, in Three Parts
• Tom Cladpole's Jurney to Lunnun . . .
• Tom Crib's Memorial to Congress. With a Preface . . . .
• Tom Crib's Memorial to Congress. With a Preface . . . .
• Tom Crib's Memorial to Congress. With a Preface, Notes and Appendix
• Tom Crib's Memorial to Congress. With a Preface, Notes, and Appendix
• Tom Paine's Jests; being an Entirely New and Select Collection . . . on Political Subjects . . . . To Which is Added, a Tribute to the Swinish Multitude, being a Choice Collection of Patriotic Songs
• Tom Paine's Jests; being an Entirely New and Select Collection of Patriotic Bon Mots, Repartees, Anecdotes, Epigrams, Observations, &c. on Political Subjects
• Tom Raw, the Griffin: A Burlesque Poem, in Twelve Cantos . . . Descriptive of the Adventures of A Cadet in the East India Company's Service . . . .
• Tom the Piper's Son
• Tom the Piper's Son . . . .
• Tom Thumb's Play-book; or the Child's Guide to the A, B, C
• Tom Thumb's Play-thing . . . . Part the First [, of 2]
• Tom, the Piper's Son
• Tommy Thumb's Song Book, for All Little Masters and Misses . . . .
• Tommy Tickle's Riddles
• Topsy Turvy: With Anecdotes and Observations Illustrative of Leading Characters in the Present Government of France
• Topsy Turvy: With Anecdotes and Observations Illustrative of Leading Characters in the Present Government of France
• Topsy Turvy: with Anecdotes and Observations illustrative of the Leading Characters in the Present Government of France
• Torio-Whiggo-Machia; or, The Battle of the Whigs and Tories: a Political Satire. In Four Cantos
• Torquato Tasso, a Dramatic Poem . . . with Other German Poetry
• Tottenham; a Poem
• Touchstone: Or, the Analysis of Peter Pindar, with Cursory Remarks on Some Modern Painters, &c.
• Tours to the British Mountains, with the Descriptive Poems of Lowther, and Emont Vale
• Town Eclogues
• Town Eclogues
• Town Fashions, or Modern Manners Delineated, a Satirical Dialogue; with James and Mary. A Rural Tale
• Town-Eclogues. I. The Hangmen, II. The Harlequins, III. The Strret-Walkers, IV. The Undertakers.
• Traces of Providence, in a Tour from Brighton through the Isle of Wight, in October, 1808
• Tracts in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Tracts Published by the New England Tract Society
• Tracts Published by the New England Tract Society
• Trafalgar. The First University Prize Poem. On the Death of the Late Viscount Nelson
• Trafalgar: A Poem, to the Memory of Lord Nelson, Who Received a Mortal Wound in the Late Naval Engagement off Trafalgar, in the Hour of Victory. October 21, 1805
• Trafalgar: A Rhapsody on the Death of Lord Nelson
• Trafalgar; or, Nelson's Last Triumph: A Poem
• Trafalgar; or, the Victory over the Combined Fleets of France and Spain: Dedicated by Permission to the Edinburgh Trafalgar Club. With Other Poems
• Tragedies
• Tragedies
• Tragedies
• Tragic Dramas; Chiefly Intended for Representation in Private Families: To Which is Added, Aristodemus, a Tragedy, from the Italian of Vincenzo Monti
• Traits of the Aborigines of America. A Poem
• Tranquillity, a Poem. To Which are Added Other Original Poems, and Translations from the Italian and Spanish
• Tranquillity; a Poem. To Which are Added, Other Original Poems, and Translations from the Italian
• Transactions of the London Methodist Parsons. In Three Poetical Epistles
• Transallegania, or the Groans of Missouri. A Poem
• Translated and Original Poems
• Translated Specimens of Welsh Poetry in English Verse, with Some Original Pieces and Notes
• Translation from the Italian . . . the First Canto of Ricciardetto . . . .
• Translation of a Latin Ode to Sculpture, Written for One of Sir William Brown's Gold Medals in the University of Cambridge
• Translation of a Poem, Entitled, the Triumph of Republicanism; or, the Blessings of Equality . . . .
• Translation of a Poem, lately published Intitled Farthing Giles [With the "translation," Guinea Dick, which has its own title-page]
• Translation of Huntingford's First Collection of Monostrophics
• Translation of the Ninth Canto of Voltaire's Henriad
• Translation of the Ninth Canto of Voltaire's Henriad [Henriade]
• Translations Chiefly from the Greek Anthology, with Tales and Miscellaneous Poems
• Translations Chiefly from the Italian . . .
• Translations from Ancient Irish Manuscripts, and Other Poems
• Translations from Camoens, and Other Poets, with Original Poetry
• Translations from Claudian
• Translations from the German in Prose and Verse
• Translations from the German, Danish, &c. to Which is Added Miscellaneous Poetry
• Translations from the German; and Original Poems
• Translations from the Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, &c. to Which is Added Miscellaneous Poetry. Part Second [, of 2]
• Translations into English Verse of the Poems . . . .
• Translations into Verse, from Comedies of Molière and Casimir Delavigne, Preceded by a Cursory View of French Dramatic Literature. To Which are Added Original Poems ... and the Magic Lantern, a Satire.
• Translations of German Poems, Extracted from the Musical Publications . . . .
• Translations of Select Odes of Horace
• Translations of Some Odes and Epistles . . . and Two Original Poems
• Translations of the Oxford and Cambridge Latin Prize Poems. Second Series
• Translations of the Oxford Latin Prize Poems. First Series
• Translations, Imitations, &c. &c. . . .
• Translations, Imitations, and Other Poems
• Transmigration: A Poem
• Transmigration; a Poem: Containing an Outline of the Pythagorean Philosophy . . . . To Which are Added, Miscellaneous Pieces
• Travelling Recreations
• Travelling Sketches in Rhyme
• Travels of My Night-cap, or Reveries in Rhyme; with Scenes at the Congress of Verona
• Travels through America. A Poem
• Treason!!! or, Not Treason!!! Alias the Weavers Budget
• Trentham Park, a Poem
• Tributary Lines! To the Memory of Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales
• Tributary Stanzas . . . to the Memory of . . . Dawson . . . .
• Tributary Tears, Sacred to the Memory of the Illustrious and Amiable Princess Charlotte of Wales, and Saxe-Coburg; Who Died November 6, 1817, in the Twenty-second Year of Her Age. Being a Collection of the Best Poems that Have Appeared on the Occasion. To Which is Prefixed, a Brief Memoir of Her Life
• Tributary Verses to the Memory of Robert Bloomfield, the Suffolk Poet . . . .
• Tributary Verses upon the Capture of the American Frigate Chesapeake by the Bristol Frigate Shannon . . .
• Tribute of Affection to the Memory of Mrs . . . Whitehouse
• Tribute of the Muses through the Carriers of the Columbian Centinel, to Its Generous Patrons, on the Commencement of the Year 1828
• Tribute to the Memory of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales
• Tribute to the Memory of Lord Byron; supposed to be written in the Sculpture Room of the "Society of Arts," Birmingham
• Tributes of Affection: With the Slave; and Other Poems
• Tricipitina. A Classical, Heroical Poem, in Latin, English, and French; Dedicated for . . . Three Modern Men of Honour, who . . . assaulted . . . the Author, Instead of Paying like Gentlemen for their Mistress's Clothes.
• Trifles
• Trifles
• Trifles from Harrogate
• Trifles in Poetry, Including Hermits Minstrelsy
• Trifles in Rhyme
• Trifles in Verse
• Trifles in Verse
• Trifles in Verse
• Trifles in Verse
• Trifles in Verse
• Trifles in Verse and Prose
• Trifles in Verse: Including Some Experiments in Latin Rhyme
• Trifles in Verse: Volume the Fourth. Being the Posthumous Poems . . . .
• Trifles Light as Air
• Trifles Light as Air
• Trifles of Helicon
• Trifles, Imitative of the Chaster Style of Meleager
• Trifles, in Verse and Prose
• Trifles, in Verse, being a Collection of Original Pieces of Poetry
• Tristia: or, The Sorrows of Peter. Elegies to The King . . . &c
• Trivial Poems, and Triolets. Written in Obedience to Mrs. Tomkin's Commands . . . . 20th. Aug. 1651
• Tropical Flowers for Charlotte
• True and Infernal Friendship, or The Wisdom of Eve
• True Greatness; or, Tributary Stanzas to the Glorious Memory of Lord Viscount Nelson . . . .
• True Honour. An Ode Occasioned by the Death of John Howard, Esq.
• True Patriotism! A Poem of the Nineteenth Century . . . .
• True Tales from Foreign Lands. In Verse. Designed for the Young
• Trust in God. A Poem
• Truth and Falsehood: With Other Original and Fugitive Pieces
• Truth Victorious, or the Combat between Chri[s]tianity and Mahometanism, a Poem . . . .
• Truth's Triumph. A Poem on the Reformation
• Truth, a Gift for Scribblers
• Truth, a Gift for Scribblers
• Truth, a Gift for Scribblers; with Additions and Emendments
• Truth. A Poem
• Truth; a New Year's Gift for Scribblers
• Tubal to Seba. The Negro Suicide. A Poem
• Tunbridge Wells; a Descriptive Poem. To Which are Added the Book-stall, and Other Miscellaneous Pieces
• Turf-house, a Poem; Founded on the Success of William Pearce, a Poor Man, Who Reclaimed Twelve Acres of Swamp to Cultivation and Fertility . . . . With an Appendix, Containing the Particulars of the Interesting Fact
• Turkish Politics, a Poetical Trifle
• Turn the Carpet: A New Christmas Hymn: The Noble Army of Mrtyrs: and, The Plow-boy's Dream
• Turning Out; or, St. S-----'s in an Uproar; Containing Particulars of the Death and Resurrection of the Heaven-born Ministers; or, the Pilots that Weathered the Storm. A Poem
• Twelve Dramatic Sketches, founded on the Pastoral Poetry of Scotland
• Twelve Sermons . . . to which are added some Hymns and Verses on Various Subjects
• Twelve Sermons . . to which are added some Hymns and Verses on Various Subjects
• Twenty Six Letters on Religious Subjects. To which are added, Hymns, &c
• Twenty-one Letters Written to a Near Relative at School . . . . To Which are Annexed a Few Pieces of Poetry
• Twenty-one Letters Written to a Near Relative at School . . . . To Which are Annexed, a Few Pieces of Poetry . . . .
• Twenty-six Choice Poetical Extracts, Selected from Celebrated Authors . . . . Each Embellished with a Beautiful Vignette . . . .
• Twilight Hours: Fragments Written in the Year MDCCCXXVII
• Twilight; a Poem, Spoken at Litchfield, July 4th, 1812
• Two Ancient Ballads. Robin Hood's Courtship with Jack Cade's Daughter; and the Freiris Tragedie
• Two Ancient Scottish Poems . . . .
• Two Ancient Scottish Poems; the Gaberlunzie-man, and Christ's Kirk on the Green . . . .
• Two Apologetical Odes, and an Elegy
• Two Copies of Verses on the Meeting of King Charles the First and His Queen Henrietta Maria, in the Valley of Kineton, below Edge-Hill, in Warwickshire, July 13, 1643
• Two Dialogues, on Different Subjects, being Exercises, Delivered on a Quarter-day, in the Chapel of Yale-College . . . March 28, 1776
• Two Didactic Essays on Human Happiness . . . .
• Two Epistles out of Wales, and Other Poems
• Two Hundred and Twenty-six "Choice" Original Hymns
• Two Letters from Sandy McShuffle to Donald McShift . . . .
• Two Lyric Essays . . . .
• Two Metrical Romances; and Other Original Pieces
• Two Moral, Humorous, and Satiric Poems . . . The Grumbling Husband . . . A Lecture for the National Convention of France . . .
• Two New Versions of the Seven Penitential Psalms, a Lamentation and Doxologies, in Various Popular Metres, For the Use of Sincere Penitents
• Two Odes: To Fortitude, and an Easy-Chair
• Two Orations, and Poetry on Different Subjects
• Two Plays: Mantuan Revels, a Comedy, in Five Acts; Henry the Seventh, an Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Two Poems
• Two Poems or Songs, One on Abdul Achmet . . . the other on Sir Jeremiah Tickle, Bart. called The Hatter's Tale
• Two Poems, Founded on Texts of Scripture. With Lines on My Cottage, and a Poetical Epistle, to a Young Friend
• Two Poems. First on a Soul Pleading with God under a Sense of Its Necessities. Second. Thoughts for a Lord's-day Morning
• Two Poetical Epistles,with a Postscript
• Two Royal Sinners Converted, or the Methodists too Powerful for the Established Church. A Hudibrastic Poem
• Two Sermons; together with a Poem, stiled Messiah's Conquests
• Two State Papers: With a Preface, by a Whig . . . .
• Two Tragedies. Immola; a Tragedy in Five Acts
• Tyne Banks. A Poetical Sketch . . .
• Types of the Times
• Tyranny Displayed, a Poem
• Tyranny the Worst Taxation; a Poetical Epistle to the Right Honourable Lord N---- . . . .
• T[he] Alp[habet] in V[erse.] To Induce Child[ren to Learn Their] Let[ters] . . . .
• T[he] Alp[habet] in V[erse.] To Induce Child[ren to Learn Their] Let[ters] . . . .
• Ugbrooke Park. A Poem
• Ugbrooke Park: A Poem
• Ugolino; or, the Tower of Famine. And Other Poems
• Ullsmere, a Poem
• Ulm and Trafalgar
• Ulm and Trafalgar
• Ulric of Aymer, and Other Poems
• Ultra-Crepidarius; a Satire on William Gifford
• Unanimity, a Poem
• Unanimity, a Poem. Most Respectfully Inscribed to that Truly Patriotic Nobleman, the Duke of Leinster
• Unanimity. A Poem
• Union Hymns
• Union Hymns: Adapted to Social Meetings and Family Worship . . . .
• Union: A Poem in Two Parts. Part First
• Union; a Poem. In Two Parts. Part I
• United Efforts. A Collection of Poems, the Mutual Offspring of a Brother and Sister
• United We Stand: Divided We Fall
• Universal Sympathy, or the Martyr'd Statesman; a Poem, on the Death of the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval
• Universalism: A Poem
• Unrighteous Abuse Detected and Chastised, or, a Vindication of Innocence and Integrity, being an Answer to a Virulent Poem Intituled, the Protestant Association
• Urania, or The True Use of Poetry
• Urania, or, The Spirit of Poetry, an Ode . . .
• Uriah, a Jewish Tale. With Other Poems
• Uriel a Poetical Address to the Right Honorable Lord Byron, Written on the Continent . . . .
• Urim and Thummim. A Poem. Inscribed to Her Grace the Duchess of Devonshire
• Useful Subjects in Prose and Verse
• Usurper, an Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Uttara Rama Cheritra, or Continuation of the History of Rama, a Drama
• Vaccination, or Beauty Preserved, a Poem
• Vaccinia; or, the Triumph of Beauty . . . .
• Vacunalia: Consisting of Essays in Verse, on Various Subjects, with some Translations
• Vagaries in Verse
• Vagaries Vindicated; or, Hypocritick Hypercriticks: A Poem, Address'd to the Reviewers
• Vagaries, in Quest of the Wild and the Whimsical
• Valdemar; or, the Castle of the Cliff. A Tragedy
• Valdi; or the Libertine's Son. A Poem
• Valedictory Poem; Addressed to the Inhabitants of Rainsford's, George's, Gallop's, Light House, and Deer Islands, in Boston Harbour
• Valence the Dreamer: A Poem
• Valencia: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Valencia: A Tragedy, in Five Acts; and Who Could Believe It? A Comedy, in Five Acts
• Valentine Verses; or, Lines of Truth, Love, and Virtue
• Valentine's Day, or, Quizzes for the Post; Containing Acrostics for the Use of Ladies and Gentlemen, Who Wish to Learn the Art of Making Love
• Valerian, a Narrative Poem: Intended, in Part, to Describe the Early Persecutions of Christians, and Rapidly to Illustrate the Influence of Christianity on the Manners of Nations
• Valle-Crucis Abbey; or The Vision of the Vale. A Poem
• Vallery; or the Citadel of the Lake; a Poem
• Vallis Vale, and Other Poems
• Valpurgis; or, the Devil's Festival. In Two Cantos. The Ball and Drawing Room
• Vanity of Fame: A Poem illustrated by Some Characters of the Present Age
• Vanity: a Poem
• Varieties . . . in Prose and Verse
• Variety, or, Which is the Man? A Poem. Dedicated to Lady W**sl*y
• Variety, or, Which is the Man? A Poem. Dedicated to Lady W**sl*y
• Variety. A Novel . . . .With Poetry
• Variety. A Tale for Married People
• Variety. A Tale, for Married Paople
• Variety. A Tale, for Married People
• Variety. A Tale, for Married People
• Variety. A Tale, for Married People.
• Variety: A Collection of Original Poems
• Variety; or, Poetical Prolusions
• Variety; or, the Songster's Companion: Being a Collection of the Most Celebrated American, English, Irish and Scotch Songs . . . .
• Variorum: Consisting of Momentary Miscellaneous Effusions . . . . With a Poetical Portrait of the Sexagenarian Author . . . .
• Various English and Latin Poems . . . Preceded by an Essay on the Composition of Latin Verse . . . .
• Various Pieces in Verse and Prose . . .
• Various Pieces of Fugitive Scotish Poetry; Principally of the Seventeenth Century
• Varnishando; a Serio Comic Poem: Addressed to Collectors of Paintings
• Vectis Poetice. Descriptive Sonnets, on Isle of Wight Scenery
• Velina: a Poetical Fragment
• Venice. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement, July 1826
• Venice. A Poem written for the Chancellor’s Prize Medal, 1826
• Venus Attiring the Graces. Addressed to ----
• Ver-vert; or, The Parrot of Nevers: A Poem, in Four Cantos
• Ver-vert; or, the Parrot of Nevers: A Poem, in Four Cantos
• Verbeia; or, Wharfdale, a Poem . . . with Historical Remarks
• Verbum Sap. Or Reflections on Time Passed in Coffee Houses, Hells, Theatres, &c. A Poem in the Ottava Rima
• Verses
• Verses
• Verses
• Verses
• Verses . . . . Together with His Life, Written by Himself
• Verses . . . . Together with His Life, Written by Himself
• Verses addressed to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
• Verses Addressed to John Wilkes, Esq; on his Arrival at Lynn.
• Verses Addressed to Mrs. Siddons . . .
• Verses Addressed to Sir G. O. Paul, Bart. On his Benevolent Scheme for the Improvement of County Prisons
• Verses Addressed to the ------. With a New Year's Gift of Irish Potatoes . . . . In Imitation of a Late Poem
• Verses and Impromptus on Various and Occasional Subjects
• Verses Appointed to be Said or Sung at the Intended Funeral of Brutus Aly Napoleone Bonaparte
• Verses Descriptive of Castle-Eden Dean . . . . To Which are Added Lines on Rowland Burdon . . . .
• Verses for Grave-stones, in Church-yards
• Verses for Little Children
• Verses for Little Children . . . .
• Verses for Little Children . . . .
• Verses for Little Children, Written by a Young Lady; with Copper Plates
• Verses for Little Children...with Copper Plates
• Verses for Pilgrims
• Verses from Glenarvon: To Which is Prefixed the Original Introduction, Not Published with the Early Editions of That Work
• Verses Hymns and Poems, on Various Subjects. Composed under a Long Series of Affliction and Deprivation of Sight . . . . Being the Second and Last Part of Her Compositions . . . .
• Verses in Memory of Dunbar Collegiate Church
• Verses Occasioned by a Poem . . . the Gray's-Inn Association
• Verses Occasioned by the Death of . . . Louis the Sixteenth
• Verses Occasioned by the Death of the Late Unfortunate Lewis the Sixteenth
• Verses on Her Majesty's Birth-day, May 19, 1784
• Verses on His Majesty's Recovery
• Verses on Religious Subjects, Particularly Interesting to Youthful Minds
• Verses on Several Occasions
• Verses on Several Subjects, Written in the Vicinity of Stoke Park, in . . . 1801
• Verses on the Arrival of the Great Musician, Haydn, in England
• Verses on the Benevolent Institution of the Philanthropic Society, for Protecting and Educating the Children of Vagrants and Criminals
• Verses on the Consecration of the Bishop of Acanthos
• Verses on the Death of Col. Ackland . . . .
• Verses on the Death of Dr. Samuel Johnson
• Verses on the Death of Percy Bysshe Shelley
• Verses on the Earl of Northumberland's Restoring Alnwick Castle . . . Lines Occasioned by a View of the Hermitage of Warkworth, and an Elegy . . . .
• Verses on the Installation of His Grace the Duke of Portland. . . .
• Verses on the Late Memorable Action, in the West-Indies, April 12, 1782. Also a Monody to the Unfortunate Officers who fell in the Action
• Verses on the Late Unanimous Resolutions to Support the Constitution. To which are added Some Other Poems
• Verses on the Life and Death of the Late Dutchess of Buccleugh . . . and on the Late Duke of Buccleugh and Queensberry . . . .
• Verses on the Plan and Method of Sovereign Grace . . .and on other Divine Subjects
• Verses on the Present Revolution in France; to Which are Added, Reflections on the Accession of William IV. to the British Throne
• Verses on the Present State of Ireland
• Verses on the Rev. Rowland Hill, A.M. as a Christian, a Philanthropist, a Popular Preacher . . . .
• Verses on the Sonship of Christ, and the Pre-existence of His Human Soul. Occasioned by a Favour Received from the Hand of a Friend
• Verses on the Victory of Trafalgar; and the Death and Funeral of Admiral Lord Nelson
• Verses on Various Occasions
• Verses Prefixed to the Defence of Poesy; the Induction to an Heroick Poem; also Verses, in All Humility, Dedicated to His Royal Highness, the Prince Regent
• Verses Sent to the Widow B--l--y, Edinburgh, June, 1780. With a Copy of the Author's Inaugural Dissertation
• Verses Spoken at St. Paul's School, on the Public Celebrations, May the 1st, 1806, and April the 30th, 1807
• Verses to John Howard, F.R.S. on His State of Prisons and Lazarettos
• Verses to the Memory of a Brother
• Verses to the Memory of Colonel Ackland . . . .
• Verses to the Memory of Garrick. Spoken as a Monody, at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane
• Verses to the Memory of Garrick. Spoken as a Monody, at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane
• Verses to the Memory of Garrick. Spoken as a Monody, at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane
• Verses to the Memory of Garrick. Spoken as a Monody, at the Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane.
• Verses to the Memory of Joseph Warton, D.D., late Head Master of Winchester College
• Verses to the Memory of Major General Sir John Douglas . . . .
• Verses to the Memory of the Late Richard Reynolds of Bristol . . . . To Which is Added a Tribute to His Memory . . . with a Short Sketch of His Life . . . .
• Verses to the Memory of the Late Richard Reynolds, of Bristol
• Verses to the Memory of the Late Richard Reynolds, of Bristol
• Verses to the Right Honourable William Pitt
• Verses Written at the Fountain of Vaucluse, in May 1798
• Verses Written on Several Occasions, between the Years 1712 and 1721
• Verses Written on the Alameda at Ampthill Park
• Verses, Appointed to be Said or Sung at the Intended Funeral of . . . Bonaparte . . . .
• Verses, for the Most Part of a Serious Character
• Verses, Hymns and Poems, on Various Subjects; Composed under a Long Series of Affliction and Deprivation of Sight
• Verses, Hymns and Poems, on Various Subjects; Composed under a Long Series of Affliction and Deprivation of Sight
• Verses, Social and Domestic
• Verses, Written during the Sickness of the Amiable Consort of Mr. Eli Gilbert Jun.
• Versificatio[n] of President Washington'[s] Excellent Farewell-address to the Citizens of the United States
• Vestry Hymns; or Effusions of the Heart: Being a Collection of Original Hymns on Experimental Subjects . . . .
• Viator, a Poem: O or, A Journey from London to Scarborough, by the way of York
• Viatoria, with a Fragment, and Other Poems
• Vice, a Satire
• Vicissitude a Poem in Four Books. Nottingham Park and Other Pieces
• Vicissitude: Or the Life and Adventures of Ned Frolic. An Original Comic Song. For the Entertainment of All Good Boys and Girls in the British Empire
• Vicissitudes in Early Life; or, The History of Frank Neville, a Serio-Comic, Sentimental, and Satirical Tale.
• Victoria. A Poem
• Victorious Nelson, an Ode. With Other Poems
• Victory at Plattsburgh
• Victory in Tears; or, the Shade of Nelson
• Victory; or British Harmony. Being a Collection of New Songs, Sung at the London Theatres, with Unbounded Applause . . . .
• Views in London . . . . Sketched from a Window in the "Palais de la Verite." And Extracts from an Album. Dedicated to Sophia, Countess of Darlington
• Vigiliae; or Night Watches, a Poem
• Vignettes: In Verse
• Vikrama and Urvasi, or the Hero and the Nymph. A Drama
• Village Anecdotes: Or, the Journal of a Year, from Sophia to Edward. . . . With Additional . . . Poems . . . .
• Village Anecdotes; or, the Journal of the Year, from Sophia to Edward. With Original Poems
• Village Characters
• Village Characters
• Village Christening, a Poem; or Modern Christianity Displayed
• Village Hymns
• Village Hymns for Social Worship, Selected and Original . . .
• Village Hymns for Social Worship, Selected and Original . . .
• Village Hymns for Social Worship, Selected and Original . . .
• Village Hymns for Social Worship, Selected and Original. Designed as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• Village Hymns for Social Worship, Selected and Original: Designed as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• Village Hymns for Social Worship. Selected and Original . . . .
• Village Hymns for Social Worship. Selected and Original. Designed as a Supplement to the Psalms and Hymns of Dr. Watts
• Village Hymns for Social Worship. Selected and Original. Designed as a Supplement to the Psalms and Hymns of Dr. Watts
• Village Hymns for Social Worship. Selected and Original. Designed as a Supplement to the Psalms and Hymns of Dr. Watts
• Village Hymns for Social Worship. Selected and Original. Designed as a Supplement to the Psalms and Hymns of Dr. Watts
• Village Hymns for Social Worship. Selected and Original. Designed as a Supplement to the Psalms and Hymns of Dr. Watts
• Village Hymns for the Promotion of Religious Revivals: Original and Selected
• Village Hymns, for Social Worship. Selected and Original. Designed as a Supplement to Dr. Watts Psalms and Hymns
• Village Poems
• Village Rhymes
• Village Scenes, the Progress of Agriculture, and Other Poems
• Vimonda: A Tragedy . . . performed at the Theatre-Royal, Hay-Market
• Vimonda: A Tragedy . . . performed at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket
• Vindiciae Ecclesiae; or, the Church and Her Champions, a Righteous Rhapsody
• Viola, or the Heiress of St. Valverde, an Original Poem, in Five Cantos. To Which is Annexed, Patriotic Songs, Sonnets, &c.
• Viola; Heiress of St. Valverde. An Original Romance. To Which is Annexed a Variety of Original Poetical Pieces
• Violanthe: A Tale of the Twelfth Century; and Other Poems
• Virgil in London; or, Town Eclogues. To Which are Added, Imitations of Horace
• Virgil's Bucolics
• Virginia, or, the Fall of the Decemvirs, a Tragedy
• Virginia-Water, a Satire
• Virginia; or, the Fatal Patent. A Metrical Romance. In Three Cantos
• Virginia; or, the Roman Father. A Tragedy
• Virginia; or, the Roman Father. A Tragedy
• Virginius and Virginia; a Poem, in Six Parts. From the Roman History . . . . Dedicated to Supreme Fashion; but not by Permission
• Virginius, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Virginius, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Virginius, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Virginius, a Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Virginius, a Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Virginius. A Tragedy. In Five Acts
• Virginius: A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Virginius: A Tragedy. In Five Acts . . . .
• Virginius: A Tragedy. In Five Acts . . . .
• Virginius: A Tragedy. In Five Acts . . . .
• Virginius: A Tragedy. In Five Acts. As Performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden
• Virtue and Innocence: a Poem [with The Ten Commandments . . . in Verse]
• Virtue and Innocence; a Poem for Children
• Visconti: An Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Visions of Memory, and Other Poems
• Visions of Patmos; a Prophetic Poem, Illustrative of the Apocalypse
• Visions of Solitude; or, a Midnight Reverie; with Other Poems
• Visions of Taste, a Satire. Part I . . . .
• Visions of the Daughters of Albion
• Visions of the Muse; a Series of Poems: To Which is Added, the Gallic Lovers; a Tale, in Four Cantos
• Visits of the Muse, or, a Leisure Hour
• Vita Nuova; or Lines Freely Translated from the Italian . . . .
• Vocal Poetry, or a Select Collection of English Songs . . . .
• Vocal Poetry, or a Select Collection of English Songs . . . .
• Voltaire's Ghost to the Apostle of the Sinless Foundery: a Familiar Epistle from the Shades
• Voluntary Verses; or, Rhyme and Reason Regarding Religious Establishments
• Vortigern, an Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Vortigern; an Historical Play; with an Original Preface . . . .
• Vortimer; or, The True Patriot: A Tragedy
• Voyages of Discovery to the Polar Regions: A Prize Poem, Recited in the Theatre, Oxford, July 1, MDCCCXXIX
• Vulcan's Rebuke. Submissively Addressed to . . . Peter Pindar Esq. . . .
• Vulpina; or, the Crafty Sister, a Tale of the Nineteeth Century, in Verse . . . .
• W----s's Feast, or, Dryden Travesti; a Mock Pindarick: Addrssed to his Most Incorruptible Highness Prince Patriotism
• Walcheren; a New Poem, in Five Parts
• Waldimar, a Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Waldimar. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• Walking Amusements for Chearful Christians. To Which are Added Various Pieces, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Walks about Town; a Poem, in Two Cantos
• Walks about Town; a Poem, in Two Cantos . . .
• Walks in a Forest . . .
• Walks in a Forest and Other Poems
• Walks in a Forest, and Other Poems . . . . To Which are Added, Some Poems not before Published
• Walks in a Forest: or, Poems Descriptive of Scenery and Incidents Characteristic of a Forest . . .
• Walks in a Forest: or, Poems Descriptive of Scenery and Incidents Characteristic of a Forest . . .
• Walks in a Forest: Or, Poems Descriptive of Scenery and Incidents Characteristic of a Forest, at Different Seasons of the Year
• Walks in a Forest: Or, Poems Descriptive of Scenery and Incidents Characteristic of a Forest, at Different Seasons of the Year
• Walks in a Forest: Or, Poems Descriptive of Scenery and Incidents Characteristic of a Forest, at Different Seasons of the Year
• Walks in a Forest: Or, Poems Descriptive of Scenery and Incidents Characteristic of a Forest, at Different Seasons of the Year
• Walks in a Forest: Or, Poems Descriptive of Scenery and Incidents Characteristic of a Forest, at Different Seasons of the Year . . . .
• Wallace's Invocation to Bruce. A Poem
• Wallace, a Poem, in Eleven Books, Composed about the Year 1361
• Wallace. A Poem
• Wallace. A Tragedy
• Wallace. A Tragedy . . . . Faithfully Marked with the Stage Business and Stage Directions . . . .
• Wallace: A Fragment
• Wallace: A Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Wallace: A Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts . . . .
• Wallace: A Historical Tragedy, in Five Acts; First Performed at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden . . . .
• Wallace: A Tragedy
• Wallace; or, the Fight of Falkirk; a Metrical Romance
• Wallace; or, the Fight of Falkirk; a Metrical Romance
• Wallace; or, the Fight of Falkirk; a Metrical Romance
• Wallace; or, The Vale of Ellerslie . . .
• Wallace; or, the Vale of Ellerslie. With Other Poems
• Wallenstein's Camp, from the German; and Original Poems
• Wallenstein. A Drama in Two Parts
• Wallenstein. A Drama in Two Parts
• Wallenstein: A Dramatic Poem
• Walter and Emma, or a Tale of Bothwell Bridge; with Other Poems
• Walter and William, an Historical Ballad . . . .
• Walter and William, an Historical Ballad; Translated from the Original Poem . . . .
• Walter and William, an Historical Ballad; Translated from the Original Poem . . . .
• Waltham: An American Revolutionary Tale. In Three Cantos
• Waltheof; or, the Siege of York. An Historical Drama; in Five Acts
• Waltz: An Apostrophic Hymn
• Waltz: An Apostrophic Hymn
• Waltz: An Apostrophic Hymn
• Waltz: an Apostrophic Hymn
• Walworth Hymns
• Walworth Hymns . . . .
• Walworth Hymns . . . .
• War Elegies
• War Songs, Dedicated by Permission, to Field Marshal, His Royal Highness, the Duke of York
• War! War! A Poetical Address to the British Nation
• War, a Poem, in Three Parts
• War. A Poem
• Warley: A Satire. Addressed to the First Artist in Europe. . . . Part the First
• Warley: a Satire. Addressed to the Fiurst Artist in Europe
• Warlike Ode to Faithful Cornwall
• Warreniana; with Notes, Critical and Explanatory
• Warreniana; with Notes, Critical and Explanatory
• Warwick Castle, a Poem
• Washington's Birth Day: An Historical Poem, with Notes and Appendix
• Washington, or Liberty Restored: A Poem, in Ten Books
• Washington, or Liberty Restored: A Poem, in Ten Books
• Washington, or, Liberty Restored: A Poem, in Ten Books
• Wat Tyler, a Dramatic Poem
• Wat Tyler, a Dramatic Poem
• Wat Tyler, a Dramatic Poem, in Three Acts
• Wat Tyler. A Dramatic Poem
• Wat Tyler. A Dramatic Poem, in Three Acts
• Wat Tyler. A Dramatic Poem
• Wat Tyler: A Dramatic Poem, in Three Acts
• Wat Tyler: A Dramatic Poem, in Three Acts
• Wat Tyler; a Dramatic Poem
• Wat Tyler; a Dramatic Poem
• Wat Tyler; a Dramatic Poem
• Wat Tyler; a Dramatic Poem . . . . With a Preface Suitable to Recent Circumstances
• Wat Tyler; a Dramatic Poem . . . . With a Preface, Suitable to Recent Circumstances
• Water Poetry. A Collection of Verses written at Several Public Places, Most of them Never Before Printed
• Waterloo and Other Poems
• Waterloo, a Heroic Poem
• Waterloo, a Heroic Poem
• Waterloo, a Poem, in Two Parts . . . .
• Waterloo, a Poem, in Two Parts: Inscribed by Permission, to His Grace the Duke of Wellington . . . .
• Waterloo, a Poem, on the Late Victory . . . . To Which is Added, Truth, a Vision
• Waterloo, a Poem. With Notes
• Waterloo, a Poem. With Notes
• Waterloo, a Poetical Epistle . . . .
• Waterloo, and Other Poems
• Waterloo, in Imitation of "Chevy Chase," with Other Pieces
• Waterloo. A Poem Which Obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge Commencement July 1820
• Waterloo: a Heroic Poem
• Waterloo: A Poem
• Waterloo; or, The British Minstrel. A Poem, in Five Cantos
• Waters's Poetical Flower Garden
• Watlington Hill; a Poem
• Wattie an Meg; or, the Wyfe Reform't: A Tale
• Watts's First Catechism, and Prayers, Versified in Easy Rhyme
• Watty & Meg; or, the Wife Reformed. Also the Fate of Macgregor and Lochiel's Warning
• Watty and Meg, or the Wife Reclaimed . . . Habbie Simpson and His Wife . . . the Loss o' the Pack . . . .
• Watty and Meg; or the Wife Reform'd
• Watty and Meg; or, the Wife Reform'd. A Tale
• Weeds and Wildflowers
• Weeds and Wildflowers . . . .With a Memoir of the Author
• Welcombe Hills, near Stratford upon Avon, a Poem, Historical and Descriptive . . .
• Welcombe Hills, near Stratford-upon-Avon, a Poem, Historical and Descriptive
• Wellington's Triumph; Or, the Battle of Waterloo
• Wellington: A Poem. In Three Cantos . . . .
• Welm and Amelia: with Other Poems
• Welsh Minstrelsy: Containing the Land beneath the Sea . . . a Poem, in Three Cantos . . . .
• Wensley-Dale; or, Rural Contemplations: A Poem
• Wensley-Dale; or, Rural Contemplations: A Poem
• Wensleydale: or, Rural Contemplations, a Poem
• Wensleydale; or, Rural Contemplations: A Poem
• Wensleydale; or, Rural Contemplations: A Poem
• Werner, a Tragedy
• Werner, a Tragedy
• Werner, a Tragedy
• Werneria, (Part the Second) or, Short Characters of Earths and Minerals . . .
• Werneria; or, Short Characters of Earths . . . .
• Werter to Charlotte. A Poem
• Werter to Charlotte. A Poem. With a Description of the Tomb of Werter
• Werter to Charlotte; a Poem . . . .
• Werter. A Tragedy. As Performed at the Theatres-Royal, Bath, Bristol, Covent-Garden and Dublin
• Werter: A Tragedy, in Three Acts . . .
• Werther; a Tragedy, in Three Acts: As Performed at the Theatres-Royal, Convent-Garden, Bath, Bristol, and Dublin
• Wesleyan Parsons; a Satire
• West-Indian Eclogues
• Westminster Abbey; with Other Occasional Poems, and a Free Translation of the Oedipus Tyrannus
• Westminster-Abbey: An Elegiac Poem
• What Have We Got? Or, All Our Glories: A Poetico-political Morceau. Fragment II
• What Have We Got? Or, All Our Glories; a Poetico-Political Morceau. Fragment I
• What is Genius? A Poem
• What Is Life? and Other Poems
• Whatcheer, or Roger Williams in Banishment. A Poem
• Whims and Oddities in Prose and Verse . . . . Second Series
• Whims and Oddities, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Whims and Oddities, in Prose and Verse . . . .
• Whims and Oddities, in Prose and Verse: Second Series . . . .
• Whims and Oddities, in Prose and Verse: Second Series . . . .
• Whims and Oddities, in Prose and Verse; with Forty Original Designs
• Whimsical Incidents or the Power of Music a Poetic Tale
• Whimsical Incidents, or the Power of Music, a Poetic Tale: By a Near Relation of Old Mother Hubbard
• Whimsical Incidents: Or the Power of Music, a Poetic Tale. A Present for the New Year . . . .
• Whimsical Incidents: Or the Power of Music.A Poetic Tale
• Whimwhams
• Whisky, a Poem
• Whist: A Poem, in Twelve Cantos
• Whist: A Poem, in Twelve Cantos
• Whistle-Binkie: A Collection of Comic & Sentimental Songs, Chiefly Original . . . .
• Whistlings, Hummings, and Rhymings. First Series
• Who Are the Happy? A Poem on the Christian Beatitudes, with Other Poems on Sacred Subjects
• Who Killed Cock Robin? A Satirical Tragedy, or Hieroglyphic Prophecy on the Manchester Blot!!
• Who Killed Cock Robin? A Satirical Tragedy, or Hieroglyphic Prophecy on the Manchester Blot!!!
• Wiatt's Impartial Selection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, from Various Authors . . . .
• Wickliffe, the Morning Star of the Reformation; a Descriptive Poem
• Widdrington, a Tale of Hedgley Moor. In Two Cantos
• Wild Blossoms; being a Collection of Fugitive Pieces in Verse
• Wild Flowers of Erin; or, Miscellaneous Poems
• Wild Flowers of Fancy
• Wild Flowers; or, Pastoral and Local Poetry
• Wild Flowers; or, Pastoral and Local Poetry
• Wild Flowers; or, Pastoral and Local Poetry
• Wild Flowers; or, Pastoral and Local Poetry
• Wild Flowers; or, Pastoral and Local Poetry
• Wild Flowers; or, Pastoral and Local Poetry
• Wild Flowers; or, Pastoral and Local Poetry
• Wild Notes from the Lyre of a Native Minstrel
• Wild Roses
• Wild Roses
• Wild Warblings
• Will Whimsical's Miscellany. Vol. I [, no more published]
• Will Whistle's History of Birds. Part First
• Will Whistle's History of the Birds in the Air
• Will Whistle's History of the Birds in the Air
• Will Whistle's History of the Birds in the Air
• William & Ellen, a Tale
• William and Anna. A Tale
• William and Ellen, a Tale
• William and Ellen, a Tale
• William and Ellen: A Poem in Three Cantos; with Other Poetical Works . . . .
• William III, or, Protestant ascendancy : a poem, in two cantos, with notes.
• William Martin's Challenge to the Whole Terrestrial Globe, as a Philosopher and Critic, and Poet and Prophet . . . .
• William Penn, and Other Poetic Effusions
• William Tell, a Drama
• William Tell, a Drama
• William Tell, a Dramatic Sketch
• William Tell. A Dramatic Poem
• William Tell. A Play, in Five Acts . . . .
• William Tell. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
• William Tell: A Play, in Five Acts
• William Tell: A Play, in Five Acts
• William Tell: A Play, in Five Acts
• William Tell: A Play, in Five Acts . . . .
• William Tell: A Play, in Five Acts . . . .
• William Tell; a Play . . . .
• William the Fifth, or the New Monarchy. A Clerkenwell Epic
• Willie’s Vision; or, The De’il Personified by Tam the Collier. A True Tale. . . . to which are added, A Young Kintry Laird’s Courtship, and A Jest
• Willy Wood, and Greedy Grizzle: A Tale of the Present Century. Founded on Fact . . . .
• Winchester, and a Few Other Compositions, in Prose and Verse
• Windermere, a Poem
• Winter Display'd, a Poem: Describing the Season in All Its Stages and Vicissitudes . . . .
• Winter Evenings Amusement. Or, Jovial Companion. Containing a Choice Collection of Songs, Much Admired . . . .
• Winter Leaves
• Winter Nights; or, Fire-side Lucubrations
• Winter, a Poem
• Winter-evening Thoughts. A Miscellaneous Poem
• Winter; or Howard in the Shades; an Elegy . . .
• Wisdom Excelleth the Weapons of War, and herein is Shewn that Judgments are the Strange Works of the Lord, but Mercy His Darling Attribute
• Wisdom, a Poem
• Wisdom, a Poem
• Wisdom, a Poem
• Wisdom, a Poem
• Wisdom. A Poem
• Wisdom: a Poem
• Wisdom: a Poem: for the Use of Schools
• Wisdom: a Poem: Wisdom Sprang from the Supreme Being . . .
• Wismar. A Tragedy
• Witenham-Hill, a Descriptive Poem
• Witenham-hill, a Descriptive Poem, with Illustrations
• Wittenham-Hill, a Poem
• Woburn-Abbey Georgics; or, the Last-gathering. A Poem, in Four Cantos. Canto I. and II
• Woburn-Abbey Georgics; or, the Last-gathering. A Poem, in Four Cantos. Canto III and IV [, of 4]
• Wolworth Hymns [i.e. Walworth Hymns]
• Woman in India, a Poem. Part I. Female Influence
• Woman's Love; or, the Triumph of Patience.A Drama, in Five Acts . . . .
• Woman, a Poem
• Woman, a Poem . . . . Occasional Poems
• Woman, a Poem . . . . Occasional Poems
• Woman, a Poem . . . . Occasional Poems
• Woman, and Other Poems
• Woman, the Angel of Life. A Poem
• Woman, the Angel of Life. A Poem
• Woman: A Poem, Delivered at a Public Exhibition, April 19, at Harvard University, in the College Chapel
• Woman: A Satire, and Other Poems
• Wonder of Wonders! The Secrets of the Rock; or, the Rock-dove and Jay
• Wonderful Reformation! Or, Views of the Party, Displaying the Pure Principles of Northern Reformers . . . .
• Wonders of the West. Or a Day at the Falls of Niagara, in 1825, a Poem
• Woodcuts and Verses
• Woodland Echoes; with Poetical Sketches . . . and Other Poems
• Woolton Green: A Domestic Tale; with Other Miscellaneous Poems
• Worcester Field; or, the Cavalier. A Poem in Four Cantos, with Historical Notes
• Works
• Works
• Works
• Works
• Works . . . .
• Works . . . .
• Works . . . .
• Works . . . .
• Works . . . .
• Works . . . .
• Works . . . collated from the Various Editions. With Memoirs of his Life and Writings, by William Mason
• Works . . . Poems Vol. I
• Works . . . to which are added, Memoirs . . .
• Works . . . to which are added, Memoirs of his Life and Writings, by W. Mason . . .
• Works . . . to which are added, Memoirs of his Life and Writings, by William Mason . . .
• Works . . . Vol. IX. Walks in a Forest, and Other Poems
• Works . . . with a Sketch of His Life & Character
• Works . . . with an Account of His Life
• Works . . . with Critical Notes; a Life of the Author; and an Essay on his Poetry
• Works . . . with Memoirs of his Life and Writings
• Works . . . with Memoirs of his Life and Writings
• Works . . . with Memoirs of his Life and Writings by William Mason . . .
• Works, Religious, Moral, Political, and Satyrical
• Wulf of Teufelskopf, and Other Ballads
• Wybrow's New Extraordinary Book of Songs . . . .
• Xerxes the Great, or the Battle of Thermopyle: A Patriotic Drama in Five Acts
• Ximenes, the Wreath, and Other Poems
• Ximenes; a Tragedy
• Xsmwpdribvnwlxy: or, The Sauce-pan
• Yamoyden, a Tale of the Wars of King Philip: In Six Cantos
• Yarico to Inkle
• Yarrow Revisited, and Other Poems
• Yarrow Revisited, and Other Poems
• Yarrow Revisited, and Other Poems
• York Minster Screen. Being a Specimen of the Yorkshire Dialect, as Spoken in the North Riding
• Young Arthur; or, the Child of Mystery: A Metrical Romance
• Young Gentleman and Lady's Explanatory Monitor.A Selection from the Best Authors Extant . . . Designed for Schools
• Youth, a Poem
• Youth. A Poem
• Youth. A Poem.
• Youthful Sports [The cover offers a more comprehensive title: Juvenile Pastimes, in Verse]
• Youth’s Triumph: A Poem or Vision
• Yuli; the African. A Poem, in Six Cantos
• Zamira, a Dramatic Sketch, and Other Poems
• Zanga and Mona; a Negro Tale with a Few Other Miscellaneous Poems
• Zaphna; or, the Amulet: A Poem
• Zapolya: A Christmas Tale, in Two Parts: The Prelude Entitled "The Usurper's Fortune"; and the Sequel Entitled "The Usurper's Fate"
• Zapphira: a Tragedy, in Three Acts
• Zara: Or, the Black Death. A Poem of the Sea
• Zayda, a Spanish Tale, in Three Cantos; and Other Poems, Stanzas, and Canzonets
• Zelida. A Tragedy
• Zelinda, a Poem; and Cardiff Castle, a Dramatic-historical Sketch . . . .
• Zelinda, a Poem; and Cardiff Castle, a Dramatic-Historical Sketch.
• Zelinda; A Persian Tale. In Three Cantos
• Zella, and Other Poems
• Zilia: A Poem, in Three Cantos
• Zinzendorff, and Other Poems
• Zion's Hill, being a Choice Collection of Hymns, Selected from Different Denominations . . . .
• Zion's Hymns: intended as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• Zion's Hymns: intended as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• Zion's Hymns: intended as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• Zion's Hymns: intended as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• Zion's Hymns: intended as a Supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms and Hymns
• Zion's Melodies. A Collection of Hymns . . . Composed by Eminent Poets
• Zion's Memorial; or, the Saint's Testimony Concerning True Christians . . . .
• Zion's Songster: A Selection of Spiritual Songs and Hymns. Designed for the Use of All Religious Assemblies . . . .
• Zion's Songster; or a Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, usually Sung at Camp Meetings . . . .
• Zion's Songster; or, a Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs . . . .
• Zion's Songster; or, a Collection of Hymns and Spiritual Songs, usually Sung at Camp-meetings . . . .
• Zobeide. A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden
• Zobeide. A Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden.
• Zobeide. A Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden.
• Zoleikha, a Dramatic Tale from Holy Writ
• Zopheir; a Tragedy: In Five Acts . . . .
• Zophiel, a Poem
• Zophiel; or, the Bride of Seven
• Zophiel; or, the Bride of Seven
• Zophiel; or, the Bride of Seven
• Zophiel; or, the Bride of Seven
• Zoraida: a Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. To which is added . . . Observations on Tragedy
• Zoraida: A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. To which is added a Postscript, containing Observations on Tragedy
• Zuma, a Tragedy
• [An Address to All in Difficulties]
• [A] Collection of Hymns, for the Use of the Protestant Church of the United Brethren
• [A] Controversy between the Four Elements
• [A] Pocket Hymn-book, Designed as a Constant Companion for the Pious. Collected from Various Authors
• [A] Selection of Hymns and Psalms, for Social and Private Worship
• [Bibliography: A Poem. In Six Books]
• [Britannia. A Poem]
• [Coleridge's The Devil's Walk]
• [Divine Hymns . . .] Religious Assemblies and Private Christians.
• [Easy and Instructive Lessons for the Use of] Am[eri]can Scholars, Just Entering the Paths of Science
• [Fragments, in Prose and Verse . . . . With Some Account of Her Life and Character
• [Garcia; or the Noble Error]
• [Gibbonade . . . First Number--of 3?--] [This copy lacks a title-page]
• [Hebrew title] The Book of Praises The Psalms or Sacred Odes of the Royal Psalmist David and Others, the Prophets of Jehovah; in Metre
• [Hebrew title]: A Hebrew Dirge, Chanted in the Great Synagogue . . . .
• [Hoi Hellenes] The Greeks; being the Jeremiad of an Exiled Greek. A Poem . . . Dedicated to All the Legs . . . .
• [Hoi Hellenes] The Greeks; being the Jeremiad of an Exiled Greek. A Poem . . . Dedicated to All the Legs . . . .
• [Hymns and Spiritual Songs]
• [Hymns and Spiritual Songs] [This copy lacks a title-page] .
• [Hymns for Infant Minds]
• [Hymns for Infant Minds]
• [Inebriety, a Poem, in Three Parts.]
• [Kassandra pseudomantis]
• [Little Tom Tucker]
• [Loyal and Humorous Songs]
• [Malsnavi--the title given in Persian--] with an English Translation
• [Monobiblos]; or, That Book of the Elegies of Propertius . . .
• [M]elodies, Songs, Sacred Songs, and National Airs. Containing Several never before Published in America
• [New Spiritual Songs for those] who Wish to Praise God
• [Original] Poems, for Infant Minds. Vol. II [, of 2]
• [Poems by the Boys in George Heriot's Hospital]
• [Poems, Religious, Moral and Sentimental]
• [Poems]
• [Poems]
• [P]athetic English Poetry, Collected for the Use of Schools, and Young Persons in General
• [P]athetic English Poetry, Collected for the Use of Schools, and Young Persons in General
• [Quashy, or the Coal-black Maid]
• [Romaic title] Specimens of Romaic Lyric Poetry
• [Russian title] Specimens of the Russian Poets . . . . Part the Second [,of 2]
• [Russian title] Specimens of the Russian Poets. Part I [, of 2]
• [Tekmeria Metrika]. Symptoms of Rhyme, Original and Translated
• [The Kentucky M]iscellany
• [The New] Sunday School Hymn Book . . . . [The top of the title-page of this copy is missing and has been repaired]
• [The Orthodox Trinity]
• [The Patriotic Songster:] A Collection of the Most Approved Patriotic, and Other Songs
• [The Village] Songster: Containing a Selection of the Most Approved Patriotic and Comic Songs
• [The] American Lady's Preceptor: A Compilation of Observations, Essays and Poetical Effusions, Designed to Direct the Female Mind . . . .
• [The] American Precepto[r]
• [The] English [Reader: Or,] Pieces in Pro[se and Poetry] Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• [The] Engl[ish Reader:] O[r,] Pieces in Prose an[d Poetry,] Selected from the Best Writers. Designed to Assist Young Persons to Read with Propriety and Effect . . . .
• [The] Zi[on Songster:] A Col[lection of ] Hymns and Spiritual Songs
• [Wybor Z Basnictwi Ceskeho: An Anthology of Czech Poetry] Cheskian Anthology . . . .